World Cup: Most Player Goals Record Broken?

World Cup: Most Player Goals Record Broken? is a sports prediction market asking whether the scoring record in the 2026 FIFA World Cup will be surpassed. The current benchmark is 13 goals, set by Just Fontaine for France in 1958, and the market resolves Yes if any player scores 14 or more goals across the tournament, including extra time but excluding penalty shootout goals. If the World Cup is cancelled, postponed beyond August 2, 2026, 11:59 PM ET, or the result cannot be determined by then, the forecast resolves No. This event matters because it tracks one of the most famous World Cup records and reflects how far a single player can carry a team in modern international soccer. As of the latest update, market probability is about 3.2%, indicating traders see a record-breaking scoring run as unlikely, though not impossible. Resolution will rely on official FIFA information, with credible reporting as a backup if needed. The event runs during the 2026 FIFA World Cup window, making it a long-horizon event prediction for soccer and FIFA World Cup watchers.