The FIFA Club World Cup 2025 in the United States is entering a decisive phase, with the tournament now in its knockout rounds and the battle for the Golden Boot intensifying alongside the race for the title.
Following an action-packed Round of 16, ten players are currently tied at the top of the scorers’ chart, each netting four goals, showcasing the attacking firepower spread across clubs from Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
Among the top contenders is Ángel Di María, who has been pivotal for Benfica, scoring four times in four games. He’s joined by Marcos Leonardo (Al Hilal), Serhou Guirassy (Borussia Dortmund), and Gonzalo García (Real Madrid), all of whom have bagged four goals in just three matches, highlighting their efficiency in front of goal.
Other players sharing the top spot include Germán Berterame (Monterrey), Harry Kane and Michael Olise (Bayern Munich), Erling Haaland and Phil Foden (Manchester City), and Kenan Yildiz (Juventus). Their performances have been crucial in pushing their clubs deeper into the tournament.
While several big names continue their quest for the title, Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami bowed out in the Round of 16 following a defeat to Paris Saint-Germain, ending Messi’s bid to equal Cristiano Ronaldo’s all-time Club World Cup goal record.
European giants Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Manchester City, and Juventus remain strong contenders for the trophy and will feature in the quarterfinals, with fans expecting fireworks as the tournament progresses.
With the title and the prestigious FIFA champions badge on the line, the race for the Golden Boot promises to deliver drama and excitement until the final whistle.
Top Scorers After Round of 16
- Ángel Di María – Benfica – 4 goals (4 matches)
- Marcos Leonardo – Al Hilal – 4 goals (3 matches)
- Serhou Guirassy – Borussia Dortmund – 4 goals (3 matches)
- Germán Berterame – Monterrey – 4 goals (3 matches)
- Gonzalo García – Real Madrid – 4 goals (3 matches)
- Harry Kane – Bayern Munich – 4 goals (3 matches)
- Michael Olise – Bayern Munich – 4 goals (3 matches)
- Erling Haaland – Manchester City – 4 goals (3 matches)
- Kenan Yildiz – Juventus – 4 goals (3 matches)
- Phil Foden – Manchester City – 4 goals (3 matches)
