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The top scorers ranking ahead of the round of 32 at the U17 World Cup

Abel Salim Nyirongo/@CAF

The group stage of the U17 World Cup Qatar 2025 wrapped up on Tuesday with the final matches of matchday 3. We now know the 32 teams that have qualified for the round of 32 in the tournament.

Several players have made their mark throughout the first round, with three in particular standing out in terms of goals scored. In fact, the top scorer chart is currently led by a trio: Samuele Inacio, Vit Skrkon, and René Mitongo Muteba, each with four goals to their name.

Eleven players are right behind with three goals, including three Africans: Zambia's Abel Salim Nyirongo, Morocco's Nahel Haddani, and Senegal's Bakary Sonko.

Here is the top scorers ranking after the group stage:

- René Mitongo Muteba (Belgium)

4- Reigan Heskey (England): 3 goals

- Jose Neto (Portugal)

- Anisio (Portugal)

- Hasan Deshishku (Austria)

- Uriel Ojeda (Argentina)

- Mateus Mide (Portugal)

- Wendeson Santos Dell (Brazil)

- Chizaram Ezenwata (England)

- Abel Salim Nyirongo (Zambia)

- Nahel Haddani (Morocco)

- Bakary Sonko (Senegal)

15- Jeremiah Mensah (Germany): 2 goals

- Mateo Martinez (Argentina)

- Luca Williams-Barnett (England)

- Mladen Mijajlovic (Switzerland)

- Wassim Slama (Tunisia)

- Noah Fernandez (Belgium)

- Abdellah Ouazane (Morocco)

- Michael Noonan (Ireland)

- Taiga Seguchi (Japan)

- Ruan Pablo (Brazil)

- Abdelali Daoudi (Morocco)

- Cavan Sullivan (United States)

- Hamza Abdelkarim (Egypt)

- Yu-jin Kim (North Korea)

- Kang-rim Ri (North Korea)

- Johannes Moser (Austria)

- Krešimir Radoš (Croatia)

- Ismail El Aoud (Morocco)

- Felipe Morais (Brazil)

- Fedi Tayechi (Tunisia)

- David Garcia (Venezuela)

- Nicolas Jozepovic (Austria)

- Tino Kusanovic (Croatia)

- Facundo Jainikoski (Argentina)

- Shaun Els (South Africa)

- Emile Witbooi (South Africa)

- Azizbek Abdumuminov (Uzbekistan)

- Aldo De Nigris (Mexico)

- Petr Potmesil (Czech Republic)

- Ndjicoura Bomba (Mali)

- Il-bok Han (North Korea)

- Wisdom Mike (Germany)

- James Bogere (Uganda)

- Abubakir Shukurullaev (Uzbekistan)

- Ziyad Baha (Morocco)

- Mukhammad Nazriev (Tajikistan)