Four days until World Cup kickoff Brothers' global ambitions
As the 2026 World Cup is just four days away, it is worth noting that there are four sibling pairs who have scored goals in World Cup history. Among them are brothers Otto and Fritz Walter, who scored a total of seven goals together in 1954, and their brothers Willy and Rinie van de Kerkhof, who scored in the 1974 and 1978 editions. Additionally, brothers Sócrates and Raí scored in two different tournaments, while Michael and Brian Laudrup netted goals in the 1986 and 1998 editions. The Walter brothers Jack and Bobby Charlton, who were champions with England in 1966, are the only siblings to have lifted the World Cup trophy.
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