Real Madrid forward is thriving on the global stage as the first player to score twice in consecutive knockout matches at the tournament since Maradona in 1986
England’s World Cup journey has rapidly become the Jude Bellingham show.
He scored twice to see off Norway on Saturday having also bagged a double in the previous round against Mexico.
The 23-year-old forward loves delivering on the biggest of stages.
This is the greatest era of World Cup goal scoring, aided by the expansion of the tournament.
The two leading scorers of all time are still in the 2026 edition, with Lionel Messi (21 goals) and Kylian Mbappé (20) joined by Harry Kane (14) in the top six.
Erling Haaland scored seven times in only five matches this summer, meaning he may be in the upper reaches of the chart by the time he retires, too.
Continue reading...Sources: The Guardian
