There were 308 goals scored across the 104 games played at the 2026 World Cup, and unsurprisingly, players from some of the biggest clubs in the world contrubuted the most to that enormous tally.
One final goal of the tournament sufficed for Spain to claim the title over Argentina. Given the expanded 48-team field plus the introduction of an extra knockout round, the 2026 World Cup becoming the highest scoring of the 23 total editions of the tournament is no surprise.
