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World Cup 2026: Messi tops list of players with successful dribbles [Full list]
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World Cup 2026: Messi tops list of players with successful dribbles [Full list]

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Argentina captain, Lionel Messi, topped the list of players with successful dribbles at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The 39-year-old forward finished number one on the list with 28 successful dribbles.

The former Barcelona captain is ahead of Spain’s Lamine Yamal and England’s Jude Bellingham on the list.

Yamal is in second position with 27 successful dribbles, while Bellingham sits in third place with 18 successful dribbles.

2026 FIFA World Cup successful dribbles list, according to Squawka:

1. Messi (Argentina) — 28

2. Lamine Yamal (Spain) — 27

3. Bellingham (England) — 18

4. Vinicius Jr. (Brazil) — 16

5. Olise (France) — 16

6. Mbappe (France) — 16

7. Musiala (Germany) — 15

8. Maza (Algeria) — 14

9. Doku (Belgium) — 13

10. Barcola (France) — 13

World Cup 2026: Messi tops list of players with successful dribbles [Full list]

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