Bayern Munich and England striker Harry Kane is enjoying an incredible scoring streak in 2026, standing head and shoulders above the competition with 40 goals.
The ranking of this year's top scorers features representatives from Europe's top five leagues, showcasing talent at both club and international levels.
Top 10 goalscorers of 2026 (club + country)
1. Harry Kane (Bayern Munich / England) — 40 goals: The England captain has been in phenomenal form, netting 31 goals for his club in just 26 matches and continuing his scoring streak at the World Cup.
2. Kylian Mbappe (Real Madrid / France) — 24 goals: The forward for Los Blancos made a huge impact during the World Cup, scoring 10 goals in the tournament, which propelled him to second place on the list.
3. Vinicius Junior (Real Madrid / Brazil) — 22 goals: The Brazilian has rediscovered his form, scoring key goals in the Champions League and performing excellently for his national team.
4. Deniz Undav (Stuttgart / Germany) — 21 goals: The forward has emerged as one of the most consistent marksmen in the Bundesliga, delivering strong performances for his national side as well.
5. Ousmane Dembele (PSG / France) — 21 goals: The Parisian winger is on fire, scoring approximately every 100 minutes. The Ballon d'Or holder has made his mark in the Champions League playoffs and at international level.
6. Viktor Djerkesh (Arsenal / Sweden) — 20 goals: The Swedish striker has played a crucial role in helping the Gunners clinch the Premier League title while also shining during the World Cup qualifiers and finals.
7. Erling Haaland (Manchester City / Norway) — 20 goals: The Norwegian hotshot broke into the top ten thanks to a prolific performance in the group stage of the World Cup.
8. Mikel Oyarzabal (Real Sociedad / Spain) — 20 goals: The scorer of the winning goal in the Euro 2024 final led his team to victory in the Copa del Rey, while also scoring 5 goals at the World Cup.
9. Lamine Yamal (Barcelona / Spain) — 16 goals: The wonderkid continues to improve, scoring a hat-trick against Villarreal and getting on the scoresheet in his World Cup debut.
10. Donyell Malen (Roma / Netherlands) — 15 goals: The Dutch forward netted 15 times in 20 appearances for the Romans, helping his team qualify for the Champions League and securing a permanent move to Italy.
