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Real Madrid players have scored 19 World Cup goals, comfortably leading all clubs, while Barcelona's stars have found the net only once.
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Real Madrid players have been the most prolific goalscorers at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, underlining the club's extraordinary attacking quality despite ending the domestic season without major silverware.
The Spanish giants have seen their players score a combined 19 goals during the tournament, more than any other club represented at the World Cup.
The biggest contribution has come from Kylian Mbappe, who has scored eight goals for France and shares the lead in the Golden Boot race with Lionel Messi. Close behind him is Jude Bellingham, whose six goals have inspired England's run to the semi-finals and strengthened his reputation as one of the tournament's standout performers.
Vinicius Junior also made an important contribution with four goals before Brazil were eliminated by Norway in the Round of 16. Arda Güler added the remaining goal for Real Madrid's total before Turkey's World Cup campaign came to an end.
Paris Saint-Germain rank second among clubs with 13 goals scored by their players, while Bayern Munich are third with 12. Arsenal occupy fourth place after their players contributed nine goals.
With France, England and Spain still competing in the semi-finals, Real Madrid's stars have an excellent opportunity to extend their advantage and further strengthen the club's dominance on the international stage.
Barcelona, meanwhile, have experienced the opposite story. The Catalan club has seen its players score only one goal throughout the tournament, with Lamine Yamal accounting for the club's entire tally in Spain's 4-0 victory over Saudi Arabia.
Brazil winger Raphinha suffered an injury in the opening match and has spent most of the World Cup on the sidelines. Spain internationals Dani Olmo, Ferran Torres and Pedri are still waiting for their first goals of the tournament, while new Barcelona signing Anthony Gordon has contributed creatively with three assists.