Kylian Mbappé continues to set records in FIFA World Cup 2026 as France plays Senegal. In the opening match in Miami, Mbappé scores France’s first goal and later adds a second, with reports describing goals in the 66th minute and afterward as France wins 3-1. The goals take Mbappé to 58 goals for France overall, surpassing Olivier Giroud’s previous national-team tally of 57, and also mark his 57th and 58th international goals in the match reports. Multiple outlets also highlight the World Cup impact of his performance: his brace brings his World Cup total to 14 goals in the tournament, moving him ahead of Lionel Messi and Pelé on the all-time FIFA World Cup scoring list. The only players cited as ahead are Germany’s Miroslav Klose (16) and Brazil’s Ronaldo Nazário (15). Sources further note Mbappé has achieved the World Cup goal tally across three World Cup appearances and is 27 years old, leaving further opportunity to challenge Klose’s record as the tournament progresses.