The 2026 FIFA World Cup brings together the biggest stars in international football, with players representing many of the world's top clubs. At the end of the group stage, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain lead the way as the clubs whose players have scored the most goals in the tournament.

They top a ranking that also features clubs such as Crystal Palace, Sunderland and Inter Miami.

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Mbappé, Vinícius Jr. and Dembélé Lead the Charge

When goals are grouped by club affiliation, Real Madrid sits at the top with 11 goals.

Much of that total comes from Kylian Mbappé, who has scored four times for France, and Vinícius Jr., who also has four goals for Brazil.

PSG ranks second with 10 goals, led by Ousmane Dembélé, whose hat-trick against Norway helped him reach four goals in the tournament.

Messi Keeps Inter Miami Among the Top-Scoring Clubs

Despite having fewer World Cup representatives than many European giants, Inter Miami ranks among the tournament's top-scoring clubs thanks to Lionel Messi.

The Argentina captain has already scored six goals at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, accounting for all of Inter Miami's tally and keeping the MLS club among the competition's most productive teams.

Clubs with the Most Goals at the 2026 FIFA World Cup

• Real Madrid — 11 goals
• PSG — 10
• Crystal Palace — 7
• Sunderland — 7
• Inter Miami — 6
• Arsenal — 5
• Bayern Munich — 5
• Liverpool — 5
• Newcastle — 5

With the knockout stage now underway, the standings are expected to change as the tournament's biggest stars continue adding to their goal totals.

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