This World Cup has been all about the big names, with a battle for the ages emerging when it comes to the Golden Boot award ahead of this weekend’s final.
Kylian Mbappe, Lionel Messi, Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham have been scoring at will for their respective countries, meaning the battle for the tournament’s Golden Boot award has rarely been this closely fought.
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While the Euros two years ago felt more like a game of chess, attacking flair have taken the headlines in North America this year, with a number of teams thankful to their main men for steering them into the latter stages of the competition. But which strikers have scored the most at the tournament so far, and who is in line to take home the Golden Boot award?
Here are the top 10 goal-scorers at the tournament from 10-1, and their current odds* to win the Golden Boot at World Cup 2026:
*All odds are offered by SkyBet and are subject to change at any time. Please gamble responsibly.
1. Mikel Oyarzabal - Spain
The Spain striker is on four goals and one assist at the tournament. Priced at 125/1 for the Golden Boot, he's a outsider to win the award at the tournament in North America, but could still lay a claim to the award after his side's qualification to the semi-finals. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
2. Jude Bellingham - England
With five goals and one assist, the Real Madrid star is the top scoring midfielder at the tournament. He is 14/1 to win the Golden Boot.
3. Harry Kane - England
The Three Lions' talisman has scored six of his team's 11 goals at the tournament, and is fourth favourite to win the Golden Boot with odds of 17/2. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
4. Kylian Mbappe - France
The French striker was in outstanding form at the tournament prior to being knocked out at the semi-final stage, scoring eight goals and assisting two more. While the third round game is still to come, he is now the favourite second to win the Golden Boot with odds of 9/5. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images