The 13 Best Midfielders at the 2026 World Cup

By YPB Team

The engine rooms decided the 2026 World Cup — from the Golden Ball-winning metronome who out-passed everyone to the box-crashing creators and elegant orchestrators. Who ran the middle of the park best across the tournament? Cast your vote!

Rodri — ranked #11
Rodri
Spain's metronome won the Golden Ball, completing more passes than anyone at the tournament.
1000pts
Alexis Mac Allister — ranked #22
Alexis Mac Allister
Argentina's tireless all-rounder alongside Fernandez in the middle.
724pts
Jude Bellingham — ranked #33
Jude Bellingham
England's driving midfielder, named in the tournament's best XI.
689pts
Kevin De Bruyne — ranked #44
Kevin De Bruyne
Belgium's creative leader on his last World Cup, scoring and creating on their run to the quarter-finals.
597pts
Pedri — ranked #55
Pedri
Orchestrated Spain's midfield with elegance and control on the way to the title.
596pts
Frenkie de Jong — ranked #66
Frenkie de Jong
The Netherlands' press-resistant metronome gliding out of midfield.
517pts
Jamal Musiala — ranked #77
Jamal Musiala
Germany's dribbling creator who lit up the tournament between the lines.
517pts
Federico Valverde — ranked #88
Federico Valverde
Uruguay's all-action midfielder covering every blade of grass.
310pts
Cole Palmer — ranked #99
Cole Palmer
England's cool-headed creator drifting in from the right into midfield spaces.
310pts
Aurelien Tchouameni — ranked #1010
Aurelien Tchouameni
France's composed defensive midfielder at the base of their engine room.
310pts
Declan Rice — ranked #1111
Declan Rice
England's ball-winning anchor who shielded the defence throughout the tournament.
310pts
Enzo Fernandez — ranked #1212
Enzo Fernandez
Argentina's midfield conductor as they reached the final.
172pts
Florian Wirtz — ranked #1313
Florian Wirtz
Germany's inventive playmaker linking midfield and attack.
172pts

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