

France captain Kylian Mbappé has finished the 2026 FIFA World Cup as the tournament's top scorer, winning the Golden Boot after scoring 10 goals. The achievement makes Mbappé the first player to win the World Cup Golden Boot in consecutive tournaments, adding another remarkable record to his growing list of career accomplishments. He previously won the award at the 2022 World Cup.
Although France fell short of reaching the final, Mbappé's individual performance was one of the biggest highlights of their campaign. His goalscoring form once again cemented his position among the world's elite forwards.
The forward's latest achievement further adds to his growing World Cup legacy. At just 27, Mbappé has already established himself as one of the most consistent goalscorers in the competition's history, continuing to deliver on football's biggest stage.
His performances also helped France remain competitive throughout the tournament, even though they were unable to secure a place in the final. The Golden Boot offers a personal reward for Mbappé after another strong campaign with the national team. With another Golden Boot now added to his collection, Mbappé's name continues to feature prominently in World Cup history. His record-breaking run could also set the stage for even more milestones when the next tournament arrives.

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