7M - Real Madrid Chases All-Time World Cup Goalscoring Record

Real Madrid players are on the verge of setting a historic milestone at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Following Kylian Mbappe's goal against Morocco, the Spanish club's representatives have scored seventeen times in this tournament. This tally leaves them just one goal short of matching the all-time scoring record for a single club in World Cup history.

The current record of eighteen goals is shared by three separate teams across different eras: Honved Budapest in 1954, Bayern Munich in 2014, and Paris Saint-Germain in 2022.

Mbappe has driven this goalscoring run, leading the tournament charts with eight goals. Jude Bellingham has also contributed significantly with four goals, while Vinicius Junior scored four before Brazil's elimination. Turkish youngster Arda Guler completes the list of Madrid scorers at this tournament. The final outcome rests on the upcoming matches featuring Mbappe and Bellingham, giving the club an unexpected chance to write its name into the international record books.