Real Madrid players continued to write history in the 2026 World Cup, after the Royal Club became the owner of the largest number of goals scored by its players in a single edition of the tournament since its inception in 1930, benefiting from the double scored by Jude Bellingham against England against Norway in the quarter-finals.
The Spanish newspaper Mundo Deportivo reported that the tally of Real Madrid players rose to 19 goals in the current edition of the tournament. World Cup, breaking the club's historic record that had stood for decades, with only three matches remaining until the curtain came down on the tournament, giving its players an opportunity to expand the lead and consolidate this achievement.
With this number, Real Madrid was alone at the top of the historical list, surpassing the previous record of 18 goals, which was shared by the clubs Honved Budapest in the 1954 World Cup, and Bayern Munich In the 2014 edition, and Paris Saint-Germain in the 2022 World Cup.
French star Kylian Mbappe tops the list of Real Madrid's top scorers in the tournament with 8 goals, before the expected confrontation against Spain in the semi-finals, while Jude Bellingham occupies second place after raising his tally to 6 goals thanks to his decisive brace against Spain. Norway.
Vinicius Junior also continued his offensive contributions by scoring 4 goals during the tournament, while Turkish star Arda Guler added one goal, as Real Madrid players confirmed their offensive dominance in the current edition of the World Cup.
With a number of the team’s stars continuing to participate in the decisive roles, it appears that Real Madrid has the opportunity to raise this historic number further, and to establish its name as the most influential club in the history of its players through its players. World Cup Championships.