FIFA Club World Cup Golden Boot Tracker: Top Scorers, Standings, History

Detailing the top scorers in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup and a look at the all-time list.

Jamal Musiala (left), Lionel Messi (middle) and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (right) are three of the biggest stars in the Club World Cup. / IMAGO/Action Plus, Gribaudi/ImagePhoto, ZUMA Press Wire

The FIFA Club World Cup is almost at its conclusion as 32 teams from across the globe have battled it out in the U.S. in the new-look tournament.

Revamped to mimic that of a World Cup, the financially lucrative tournament in its new format has featured the likes of Real Madrid, Manchester City, Chelsea, Inter Milan, Juventus, Bayern Munich and more. Major League Soccer was also represented with Inter Miami, LAFC and the Seattle Sounders. Some of the top stars in the sport fight for the honor of not only lifting the trophy, but winning top scorer honors.

Check out the top Club World Cup scorers from this year's event and a look at the all-time top scorers in the competition's history.

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FIFA Club World Cup Golden Boot Standings

Player	Team	Goals
Marcos Leonardo	Al Hilal	4
Ángel Di María	Benfica	4
Serhou Guirassy	Borussia Dortmund	4
Gonzalo García	Real Madrid	4
Wessam Abou Ali	Al Ahly	3
Harry Kane	Bayern Munich	3
Jamal Musiala	Bayern Munich	3
Michael Olise	Bayern Munich	3
Pedro Neto	Chelsea	3
Kenan Yıldız	Juventus	3
Erling Haaland	Man City	3
Phil Foden	Man City	3
Germán Bertarame	Monterrey	3
Fabián Ruiz	Paris Saint-Germain	3

• Last Updated: July 10, 2025 (5:30 a.m. ET)

There are currently four players on four goals at the tournament but none of them can add to their tallies. Al Hilal’s Marcos Leonardo, Benfica’s Ángel Di María, Borussia Dortmund’s Serhou Guirassy and Real Madrid youngster Gonzalo García are currently set to the share the Golden Boot.

Chelsea forward Pedro Neto and Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Fabián Ruiz are the only remaining players on three goals, with the duo capable of stealing the Golden Boot with a brace in the final. A solitary goal would see them share the award with the aforementioned quartet.

PSG’s Achraf Hakimi and João Neves are surprise candidates for the award with two goals each, but they will be hard pushed to topple García and Co. on four goals. Even joining them will be extremely difficult.

Bayern's 10–0 trouncing of Auckland City in the group stage had put Jamal Musiala well in the conversation for top scoring honors, while Michael Olise and Harry Kane were also on three goals. However, Die Roten’s quarterfinal exit at the hands of PSG means the Golden Boot won’t be won by a representative of the Bundesliga champions.

Manchester City were expecting to go much further than they did in North America, largely down to their exceptional forward line. Erling Haaland and Phil Foden both scored three but were unable to save the Cityzens from an early exit.

Juventus star Kenan Yıldız is another who would have fancied his chances of scooping the prize had his side made it deeper, but the Turkey international’s three goals will not be enough to top the charts.

Check back after every matchday for updated scoring charts.

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FIFA Club World Cup All-Time Top Scorers

Here's a look at the all-time scoring leaders in FIFA Club World Cup history, prior to the tournament's evolution in 2025:

Player	Club(s)	Goals Scored
Cristiano Ronaldo	Manchester United, Real Madrid	7
Lionel Messi	Barcelona, Inter Miami	6
Karim Benzema	Real Madrid, Al-Ittihad	6
Gareth Bale	Real Madrid	6
César Delgado	Monterrey	5
Luis Suárez	Barcelona	5
Federico Valverde	Real Madrid	5
Salem Al-Dawsari	Al Hilal	5

Given the revamped tournament format, it's not out of the realm of possibility that someone this year takes the mantle from Cristiano Ronaldo.

There are four players who have scored at least five Club World Cup goals competing this summer: Lionel Messi, Luis Suárez, Federico Valverde and Salem Al-Dawsari. Valverde scored his fourth and fifth Club World Cup goals in the group stages this summer, while Al-Dawsari also added to his tally before he succumbed to a hamstring injury. Messi and Suárez may have featured in the tournament for the final time in 2025, with the former just a goal adrift of the all-time record.

Benzema and Ronaldo did not qualify for the tournament, while Bale and Delgado are both retired.

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