Real Madrid Players Set New World Cup Record with 19 Goals in 2026 Tournament
Real Madrid players have made history at the 2026 World Cup by setting a new record for the most goals scored by players from a single club in one edition of the tournament. The team collectively reached 19 goals, surpassing the previous record of 18 goals held by three clubs: Hungary's Honvéd in 1954, Bayern Munich in 2014, and Paris Saint-Germain in 2022.
Jude Bellingham contributed significantly with a brace in England's 2-1 victory over Norway, bringing his personal tally to six goals in the tournament so far. Kylian Mbappé leads the Real Madrid contingent with eight goals, while Vinícius Júnior has added four, and Arda Güler scored one goal. This achievement highlights the immense talent within Real Madrid's squad despite a challenging club season.
The record-breaking performance underscores the players' individual quality and their ability to excel on the world stage, continuing to deliver impressive numbers in the sport's biggest tournament.
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