World Cup 2026: Harry Kane now England’s all-time leading scorer [Top 11]

Harry Kane Becomes England’s All-Time Leading Goalscorer in FIFA World Cup History

England striker Harry Kane has etched his name in the record books as the country’s all-time leading goalscorer at the FIFA World Cup, surpassing Gary Lineker with a total of 11 goals.

Kane achieved this milestone during England’s 2-0 victory over Panama on Saturday. His goal in the match allowed him to overtake Lineker, who previously held the record with 10 goals.

The list of England’s top goalscorers in World Cup history now includes:

• Harry Kane: 11 goals in 14 matches
• Gary Lineker: 10 goals in 12 matches
• Sir Geoff Hurst: 5 goals in 6 matches
• Bobby Charlton: 4 goals in 14 matches
• Michael Owen: 4 goals in 12 matches
• Marcus Rashford: 4 goals in 13 matches
• David Beckham: 3 goals in 13 matches
• Steven Gerrard: 3 goals in 12 matches
• Roger Hunt: 3 goals in 6 matches
• David Platt: 3 goals in 6 matches
• Bukayo Saka: 3 goals in 6 matches
• Nat Lofthouse: 3 goals in 2 matches

Following the game, Kane spoke to BBC Sport, expressing his pride in the accomplishment. “It is a proud one for sure. I spoke before the tournament about the World Cup being the biggest competition we play as professional footballers, so to get to 11 goals is a proud feeling,” Kane said.

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