World Cup 2026: Premier League Clubs' Goal Contributions So Far
Real Madrid tops the list with 12 goals, largely thanks to Kylian Mbappe, who has netted five times for France, and Vinicius Junior, who added four for Brazil. England's Jude Bellingham has contributed two goals, while Arda Guler scored for Turkey in their narrow 3-2 victory over the USA—though that win wasn't enough to secure a knockout spot.
Top Clubs by Goals Scored
- Real Madrid: 12 goals
- Paris Saint-Germain: 11 goals
- Bayern Munich: 10 goals
- Sunderland & Crystal Palace: 8 goals each
- Arsenal & Manchester United: 7 goals each
- Liverpool: 6 goals
- Newcastle & Manchester City: 5 goals each
PSG’s 11 goals come from several players including Ousmane Dembele with four, and others like Bradley Barcola (two), as well as Desire Doue, Achraf Hakimi, Nuno Mendes, Joao Neves, and Ibrahim Mbaye who each have one goal.
Bayern Munich counts ten goals, with Harry Kane responsible for half of those. Surprisingly, clubs like Sunderland and Crystal Palace have scored more goals than some major Premier League rivals such as Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool, Newcastle, and Manchester City.
Players like Grant Xhaka and Daniel Munoz are among those scoring for Sunderland and Crystal Palace respectively.
Assists Leaders Among Premier League Players
Liverpool leads with 12 assists so far. Alexander Isak and Florian Wirtz have each assisted three goals. Meanwhile, Mohamed Salah, who is expected to leave Anfield this summer, has set up two goals. Ryan Gravenberch also has two assists, with Cody Gakpo and Virgil van Dijk providing one each.
Out of these, only Salah remains in the tournament with Egypt, as Germany, Sweden, and the Netherlands were eliminated in the round of 32.
