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Two Mexican strikers<\/strong> are absolutely on fire just days before the 2026 World Cup<\/strong> – and they’re outscoring some of the biggest names on the planet, including Erling Haaland<\/strong> and Cristiano Ronaldo<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Julin Quiones<\/strong> is having a monster season with Al-Qadisiya<\/strong>, netting 26 goals<\/strong> to sit second in the global scoring race<\/strong>. Only Harry Kane<\/strong> (31 goals) has more as the current European Golden Boot<\/strong> leader.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Armando Gonzlez<\/strong> is making waves of his own. The Chivas Guadalajara<\/strong> forward just hit 24 goals<\/strong> after bagging a brace against Pumas<\/strong>, cracking the worldwide Top 4<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Gonzlez already won the Apertura 2025 golden boot<\/strong> and has added another 12 goals<\/strong> in the current tournament. He leads the Liga MX scoring race<\/strong> outright with four matchdays still to play.<\/p>\n What makes the Mexican dominance<\/strong> even more impressive is who they’ve left behind on the global charts: Cristiano Ronaldo<\/strong> and Kylian Mbapp<\/strong> are on 23 goals each, while Erling Haaland<\/strong> sits on 22.<\/p>\nTwo Mexicans among the world’s top scorers<\/h2>\n