Real Madrid have set a new World Cup record with 19 goals scored by their players. Mbappe leads with 8, followed by Bellingham's 6 and Vinicius' 4.
Real Madrid’s image has been greatly strengthened at this World Cup. Despite having only a few representatives across all the national teams, 13 to be exact, the club has managed to break a new record, this time for the most goals scored by players from the same club in a World Cup.
Jude Bellingham’s brace against Norway in the quarterfinals allowed Real Madrid to surpass the records set by Hungarian club Honvéd in 1954, Bayern Munich in 2014, and PSG in 2022, all of which scored 18 goals. To achieve this, the Spanish club has only needed four players: Kylian Mbappé (8 goals), Bellingham (6 goals), Vinícius Júnior (4 goals), and Arda Güler (1 goal).
These numbers could increase, as four matches remain in this World Cup: the two semifinals, the third-place match, and the final on July 19, where Real Madrid is guaranteed to have at least one player represented. If Spain defeats France, Cucurella will be the club’s representative in the final, while if France advances, Konaté, Tchouaméni, and Mbappé will do the same.
Real Madrid’s 2025-26 season was one to forget in terms of trophies, as for the second consecutive season, the Santiago Bernabéu trophy cabinet did not add any new silverware. Los Blancos have a squad full of stars and high-quality players, but unfortunately, they were unable to show it in any competition.
With the World Cup entering its decisive stage, the situation has changed, and many of the club’s players have stepped up as leaders with their national teams. This gives Real Madrid supporters hope, as seeing their players perform at a high level at the World Cup, the positive feelings and optimism about a successful season full of achievements continue to grow.
In other news, Real Madrid are still targeting Michael Olise after signing four players. Florentino Perez is determined to bring the Bayern star to the Bernabeu, per reports.
Olise aims to one day wear the white jersey, as there are very few clubs bigger than Bayern Munich. The best option is No. 1, the king of Europe. The problem is that he is under contract through 2029, and his current market value is 150 million euros.
President Perez still believes it can happen and is accustomed to completing such a signing. Some deals take longer than others, but in general, whenever he becomes determined to sign a player, that player eventually ends up wearing the Real Madrid shirt. Let's see.
