The 17 Best Players at the 2026 FIFA World Cup

By YPB Team

Seasoned captains and teenage breakout stars shared the same stage this summer, from golden-boot chases to a final decided in extra time. Who was the tournament's true standout?

Kylian Mbappe — ranked #11
Kylian Mbappe
France striker who won the adidas Golden Boot with 10 goals, becoming back-to-back top scorer.
1000pts
Ousmane Dembele — ranked #22
Ousmane Dembele
France forward who scored a group-stage hat-trick and added more goals through the knockouts.
551pts
Lionel Messi — ranked #33
Lionel Messi
Argentina's captain who scored 8 goals and led his side to the 2026 final at age 39.
494pts
Unai Simon — ranked #44
Unai Simon
Spain's goalkeeper who won the Golden Glove with seven clean sheets.
494pts
Marc Cucurella — ranked #55
Marc Cucurella
Spain's attacking left-back who earned a place in most pundits' Team of the Tournament.
494pts
Harry Kane — ranked #66
Harry Kane
England captain and striker who scored 6 goals during the tournament.
494pts
Ferran Torres — ranked #77
Ferran Torres
Spain forward whose extra-time substitute goal won the 2026 World Cup final.
428pts
Pedro Porro — ranked #88
Pedro Porro
Spain's marauding right wing-back who was one of the tournament's standout defenders.
428pts
Enzo Fernandez — ranked #99
Enzo Fernandez
Argentina's box-to-box midfielder who anchored the run to the final alongside Messi.
350pts
Rodri — ranked #1010
Rodri
Spain's midfield anchor who won the Golden Ball as the tournament's best overall player.
350pts
Lamine Yamal — ranked #1111
Lamine Yamal
Spain's teenage winger widely rated the tournament's most dangerous dribbler.
257pts
Denis Undav — ranked #1212
Denis Undav
Germany forward who emerged as a surprise Golden Boot contender during the tournament.
257pts
Cristiano Ronaldo — ranked #1313
Cristiano Ronaldo
Portugal's veteran forward who scored 3 goals in his record-setting final World Cup appearance.
257pts
Erling Haaland — ranked #1414
Erling Haaland
Norway's striker who scored 7 goals in his first-ever World Cup appearance.
257pts
Pedri — ranked #1515
Pedri
Spain's composed deep-lying playmaker who controlled tempo throughout the run to the title.
257pts
Jude Bellingham — ranked #1616
Jude Bellingham
England midfielder who scored 7 goals, including in the third-place playoff.
143pts
Pau Cubarsi — ranked #1717
Pau Cubarsi
Spain's 19-year-old defender who won the Young Player of the Tournament award.
143pts

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