Which club has most goals at World Cup 2026? Live rankings | OneFootball

Real Madrid lead the World Cup 2026 club-by-club scoring chart on 11 goals, with Paris-SG second on 10. Crystal Palace and Sunderland are next on seven.

According to L'Équipe, the table tracks tournament goals by the players’ 2025-26 clubs and is updated in real time.

Madrid’s haul comes from K. Mbappé and Vinicius Junior with four apiece, J. Bellingham with two and A. Güler with one. Paris-SG’s O. Dembélé has four, while A. Hakimi, B. Barcola, D. Doué, I. Mbaye, J. Neves and N. Mendes have one each.

Palace’s I. Sarr has three, with D. Kamada and D. Muñoz on two each. Sunderland’s B. Brobbey has three, supported by G. Xhaka, H. Diarra, N. Angulo and W. Isidor on one apiece.

Inter Miami CF sit on six through L. Messi alone. Arsenal, Bayern Munich, Liverpool, Newcastle and Villarreal have five each.

Manchester City are on four courtesy of E. Haaland, while Manchester United’s four come via M. Cunha and A. Diallo Traoré.

Clubs on three include Al-Ahli FC, Al-Nassr Riyad, Borussia Dortmund, Brighton, Feyenoord Rotterdam, Fribourg, Galatasaray, Juventus Turin, Motherwell, PSV Eindhoven and VfB Stuttgart. Many more sides are on two or one.

Source: L'Équipe