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Real Madrid players have scored more goals than any other club’s representatives at the 2026 World Cup, putting the Spanish side top of the tournament’s unofficial club scoring chart.
Kylian Mbappe has made the biggest contribution with a string of goals for France, while Jude Bellingham has also added important strikes during England’s run to the third-place play-off.
That has given Madrid a clear edge over the rest of the field in the race between clubs for the most goals scored by their players at the tournament.
Paris Saint-Germain, Arsenal and Liverpool are among the clubs next in the standings, helped by goals from their internationals, but none have matched Madrid’s total.