Who is the current WC Qualification Asia top scorer?

Almoez Ali Zainalabiddin Abdulla with 12 goals for Qatar.

How close is the WC Qualification Asia golden boot race?

Almoez Ali Zainalabiddin Abdulla leads Mehdi Taremi by 1 goal, 12 to 11.

How often is the WC Qualification Asia top scorer table updated?

After every WC Qualification Asia fixture. Goals, assists and appearances are refreshed once each match is confirmed final.

Does this table count assists as well as goals?

Yes. Every WC Qualification Asia scorer is listed with goals, assists, appearances and minutes played, so you can rank by goal involvements as well as goals alone.

Top scorers

WC Qualification Asia Top Scorers

Goals, assists, appearances and minutes per goal in the WC Qualification Asia, updated after every matchday.

STATISTICS

WC Qualification Asia top scorers

Every WC Qualification Asia scorer this season, ranked by goals. Assists, appearances and minutes per goal are shown for each player.

50 players

#	Player	Club	G	A
1	Almoez Ali Zainalabiddin Abdulla	Qatar	12	0
2	Mehdi Taremi	Iran	11	7
3	Heung-Min Son	Korea Republic	10	4
4	Ali Iyad Olwan	Jordan	9	0
5	Yazan Abdallah Alnaimat	Jordan	8	6
6	Sardar Azmoun	Iran	8	5
7	Fabio Virginio de Lima	United Arab Emirates	8	3
8	Aymen Hussein	Iraq	8	0
9	Ayase Ueda	Japan	8	0
10	Moussa Al Tamari	Jordan	7	0
11	Harib Abdalla Suhail Al Musharrkh Al Maazmi	United Arab Emirates	6	3
12	Joel Kojo	Kyrgyz Republic	6	2
13	Kusini Yengi	Australia	6	0
14	Mohammad Mohebi	Iran	6	0
15	Koki Ogawa	Japan	6	0
16	Kang-In Lee	Korea Republic	5	6
17	Eldor Shomurodov	Uzbekistan	5	4
18	Jae-Sung Lee	Korea Republic	5	4
19	Sultan Adill Mohamed Abdalla Alamiri	United Arab Emirates	5	0
20	Daichi Kamada	Japan	5	0
21	Il-Gwan Jong	Korea DPR	5	0
22	Yousef Nasser Al Salman	Kuwait	5	0
23	Lei Wu	China PR	5	0
24	Firas Albirakan	Saudi Arabia	5	0
25	Akram Hassan Afif	Qatar	4	11
26	Takefusa Kubo	Japan	4	8
27	Takumi Minamino	Japan	4	0
28	Mohammad Daham	Kuwait	4	0
29	Wessam Abou Ali	Palestine	4	0
30	Abbosbek Fayzullayev	Uzbekistan	4	0
31	Suphanat Mueanta	Thailand	4	0
32	Saleh Khalid Al Shehri	Saudi Arabia	4	0
33	Hyun-Gyu Oh	Korea Republic	4	0
34	Oston Urunov	Uzbekistan	4	0
35	Muhammad Ramadhan Sananta	Indonesia	4	0
36	Hee-Chan Hwang	Korea Republic	4	0
37	Craig Goodwin	Australia	3	5
38	Ali Saleh	United Arab Emirates	3	4
39	Ritsu Doan	Japan	3	3
40	Musab Fahz Aljuwayr	Saudi Arabia	3	3
41	Yuning Zhang	China PR	3	2
42	Hidemasa Morita	Japan	3	2
43	Mitchell Thomas Duke	Australia	3	0
44	Jackson Irvine	Australia	3	0
45	Muhanad Ali	Iraq	3	0
46	Otabek Shukurov	Uzbekistan	3	0
47	Issam Al Sabhi	Oman	3	0
48	Mehdi Ghaedi	Iran	3	0
49	Muhsen Saleh Abdullah Ali Al Ghassani	Oman	3	0
50	Mohammad Marhoon	Bahrain	3	0

Who is the top scorer in the World Cup Qualifiers in Asia?

Almoez Ali Zainalabiddin Abdulla is the top scorer in the WC Qualification Asia with 12 goals for Qatar. Mehdi Taremi is second on 11, 1 goal behind.

Almoez Ali Zainalabiddin Abdulla (Qatar) - 12 goals
Mehdi Taremi (Iran) - 11 goals, 7 assists
Heung-Min Son (Korea Republic) - 10 goals, 4 assists

Updated September 15, 2026

The WC Qualification Asia scoring race

The top 10 scorers in the WC Qualification Asia have 89 goals between them this season. On goals plus assists Mehdi Taremi leads with 18 goal involvements, from 11 goals and 7 assists. 5 of the top 10 have also registered an assist.

7 clubs are represented in the top 10, and Jordan contribute the most goals among them with 24.

WC Qualification Asia top scorers: common questions

Who is the current WC Qualification Asia top scorer?: Almoez Ali Zainalabiddin Abdulla with 12 goals for Qatar.
How close is the WC Qualification Asia golden boot race?: Almoez Ali Zainalabiddin Abdulla leads Mehdi Taremi by 1 goal, 12 to 11.
How often is the WC Qualification Asia top scorer table updated?: After every WC Qualification Asia fixture. Goals, assists and appearances are refreshed once each match is confirmed final.
Does this table count assists as well as goals?: Yes. Every WC Qualification Asia scorer is listed with goals, assists, appearances and minutes played, so you can rank by goal involvements as well as goals alone.