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Full List: Real Madrid lead clubs with most goals at 2026 World Cup
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Full List: Real Madrid lead clubs with most goals at 2026 World Cup

Vanguard Nigeria 1 day 2 mins read
Full List: Real Madrid lead clubs with most goals at 2026 World Cup

Real Madrid players finished as the highest-scoring club contingent at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, combining for 22 goals across the tournament.

Despite Spain lifting the World Cup trophy after edging Argentina 1-0 in extra time in Sunday’s final, Real Madrid stars delivered the most prolific attacking displays for their respective national teams.

According to FIFA’s tournament statistics released on Wednesday, France captain Kylian Mbappé was the biggest contributor, scoring 10 goals to claim the Golden Boot for the second time in his career.

England midfielder Jude Bellingham added seven goals, Brazil forward Vinícius Júnior found the net four times, while Türkiye international Arda Güler chipped in with one goal to complete Real Madrid’s total of 22.

Paris Saint-Germain ranked second among clubs with 15 goals scored by their players during the tournament.

France winger Ousmane Dembélé led PSG’s contribution with six goals, while Bradley Barcola scored three. Ibrahim Mbaye, João Neves, Nuno Mendes, Achraf Hakimi and Fabián Ruiz each added one goal.

Arsenal claimed third place with a combined 13 goals, driven largely by the performances of Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka, who each scored three times during the competition.

Bayern Munich finished fourth with 12 goals. England captain Harry Kane accounted for half of that total with six goals, while Morocco midfielder Ismael Saibari contributed three.

Inter Miami, Crystal Palace, Manchester United and Sunderland were tied in fifth place, with each club’s players scoring eight goals during the tournament.

Lionel Messi was responsible for all eight of Inter Miami’s goals while representing Argentina, while players from Crystal Palace, Manchester United and Sunderland collectively recorded the same total for their clubs.

Clubs whose players scored the most goals at the 2026 FIFA World Cup:

1. Real Madrid – 22 goals

2. Paris Saint-Germain – 15 goals

3. Arsenal – 13 goals

4. Bayern Munich – 12 goals

5. Inter Miami – 8 goals

6. Crystal Palace – 8 goals

7. Manchester United – 8 goals

8. Sunderland – 8 goals

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