Real Madrid players continued to write history in the 2026 World Cup, after the club became the most contributing with goals in a single edition of the tournament.
Royal team players reached 19 goals in the current edition, breaking the previous record of 18 goals, which was registered under the name of Hungarian Honved in the 1954 edition, Bayern Munich in 2014, and Paris Saint-Germain in 2022.
Kylian Mbappe tops the list of Real Madrid players' scorers in the tournament with 8 goals, before facing Spain in the semi-final.
Jude Bellingham comes in second place with 6 goals, after leading England to the semi-final with a brace against Norway.
Vinicius Junior also scored 4 goals, while Arda Guler scored one goal, bringing the total goals of Real Madrid players to 19 goals.
Despite the record achieved by Real Madrid, Barcelona tops the list of clubs with the most representation in the semi-final round, after the number of its players present with the golden square teams reached 10 players.
Atletico Madrid comes in second with 8 players, while Real Madrid continues its strong presence thanks to the great scoring influence of its players in the tournament.
