Arsenal players from the Premier League had the highest involvement in goals at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup concluded with Spain winning their second world title, with a total of 308 goals scored across 104 matches, averaging 2.96 goals per game.
Focusing only on players active in the English Premier League, the top five clubs whose players had the most goal involvements during the tournament were led by Arsenal, with a combined total of 28 goal contributions (13 goals and 15 assists).
Liverpool ranked second, with their players contributing to 20 goals (7 goals and 13 assists).
Newcastle United placed third, with players involved in 13 goals (6 goals and 7 assists).
Crystal Palace came in fourth with 10 goal involvements (8 goals and 2 assists).
Manchester United shared fifth place, also with 10 goal involvements (7 goals and 3 assists).
These results confirm Arsenal as the Premier League club whose players contributed the most to goals at the 2026 World Cup, highlighting the quality of the reigning champions whose players represented their national teams and performed impressively throughout the tournament.