FIFA.com - adidas Golden Shoe winners

A man for the big occasion, Miroslav Klose proved himself a world-class scorer. His five strikes fired Germany to third place and bettered the tallies of Hernan Crespo and Ronaldo.

As well as being voted best player at the FIFA U-20 World Cup Canada 2007, Argentinian striker Sergio Agüero also took home the adidas Golden Shoe as the tournament's top scorer.

Powerful forward Macauley Chrisantus scored seven goals on Korean soil to lead Nigeria to their third FIFA U-17 World Cup title and himself to the adidas Golden Shoe.

Scorer of five goals in as many games, Adriano's performances quickly ensured that Ronaldo's absence was forgotten. The Imperatore sealed a superb campaign by scoring in Brazil's Final win over Argentina.

Carlos Tevez played a huge part in Argentina's taking gold. El Apache scored eight goals in six games, half of his team's total, including the winner in the Final against Paraguay.

Brazil may not have come away with the title they so desired, but Falcao's 13 goals in five games underlined his reputation as one of the finest players on the futsal scene.

Brazil's capture of the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup title in 2007 was indebted to Buru, who struck ten goals on the Copacabana to seize the adidas Golden Shoe.