Paris Saint-Germain Leads Clubs with Most World Cup Goal-Scorers

Paris Saint-Germain, two-time Champions League winners, currently boasts the most goal-scorers at the World Cup, just before the group stage concludes, according to French newspaper L'Équipe. PSG now has six different players who have found the net while representing their respective national teams.

For France, Bradley Barcola scored against Senegal in a 3-1 victory, and Ousmane Dembélé netted in the subsequent 3-0 win over Iraq. Ibrahim Mbaye scored a consolation goal for Senegal in their loss to the French.

Portugal's João Neves opened the scoring in their 1-1 draw against DR Congo, while Nuno Mendes converted a free-kick in Portugal's dominant 5-0 victory over Uzbekistan.

Achraf Hakimi became the sixth distinct PSG player to score at the World Cup, finding the net in Morocco's 4-2 triumph over Haiti, where he also provided an assist. He is only the second Moroccan to achieve a goal and an assist in a single World Cup match, following Abdeljalil Hadda against Scotland in 1998.