Italy's historic club Juventus, despite recent sporting and managerial challenges, demonstrates a unique consistency in World Cup history.
The club managed to score in every one of the 14 World Cup tournaments held since 1974. This streak makes Juventus the club with the longest scoring run in this field worldwide.
The Names Behind the Record
According to Argentine media outlet El Gráfico, Real Madrid is second with 12 tournaments, and Barcelona is third with 11.
Juventus's historic series began in the 1974 World Cup with goals by Pietro Anastasi against Haiti and Fabio Capello against Poland.
Over more than half a century, Juventus players have recorded a total of 53 goals at the World Cup. During this period, figures like Paolo Rossi (6 goals in 1982) and Salvatore Schillaci (6 goals in 1990) became tournament top scorers, while stars like Michel Platini, Roberto Baggio, Zinedine Zidane, and Mario Mandžukić also contributed to the club's record.
Crises Could Not Stop the Record
Even the club's recent sporting decline did not interrupt this series. In the 2022 Qatar World Cup, Ángel Di María (Argentina), Adrien Rabiot (France), and Dušan Vlahović (Serbia) lifted the nets for Juventus.
In the 2026 World Cup, the hat-trick scored by Canadian forward Jonathan David against Qatar officially confirmed the continuation of this historic record.
According to El Gráfico's list, Roma, Inter Milan, Liverpool, Arsenal, and Manchester United, with streaks of 8 tournaments each, are among the other significant clubs in this field.