Black Stars captain Jordan Pierre Ayew is ranked in the top three goal scorers chart of the 2026 FIFA World Cup African qualifiers.

The Leicester City striker is third on the chart with seven (7) goals, Denis Bouanga (Gabon), and behind Mohammed Salah (Egypt)

Ayew began his goal-scoring frenzy against Mali in Bamako on matchday three, followed by a hat-trick against the Central African Republic on matchday four.

He continued against Chad twice. Both in Accra and N’djamena before bagging a goal in the penultimate round against the Central African Republic again.

Would Ayew be able to end the qualifiers as the highest goal-scoring player, as he trails Salah by a goal and Bouanga by two goals?

Here is the list of goal scorers so far.

1. Mohamed Salah (Egypt): 9 goals

2. Denis Bouanga (Gabon): 8 goals

3. Jordan Ayew (Ghana): 7 goals

4. Mohamed Amoura (Algeria): 6

5. Kamory Doumbia (Mali): 6

6. Michael Olunga (Kenya): 6

7. Lassina Traoré (Burkina Faso): 5 goals

8. Mahmoud Trézéguet (Egypt): 5

9. Rayan Raveloson (Madagascar): 5

10. Musa Barrow (Gambia): 4 goals

11. Dango Ouattara (Burkina Faso): 4

12. Peter Shalulile (Namibia): 4

13. Vincent Aboubakar (Cameroon): 4

14. Yankuba Minteh (Gambia): 4

15. Pape Matar Sarr (Senegal): 4

16. Myziane Maolida (Comoros): 4

17. Ayoub El Kaabi (Morocco): 4

18. Steve Mounié (Benin): 4

19. Allan Okello (Uganda): 3 goals

20. Yoane Wissa (DR Congo): 3

21. Cédric Bakambu (DR Congo): 3

22. Bryan Mbeumo (Cameroon): 3

23. Stanley Ratifo (Mozambique): 3

24. Baghdad Bounedjah (Algeria): 3

25. Bereket Desta (Ethiopia): 3

26. Bertrand Traoré (Burkina Faso): 3

27. Seko Fofana (Ivory Coast): 3

28. Iban Salvador (Equatorial Guinea): 3

29. Jim Allevinah (Gabon): 3

30. Abubeker Nasir (Ethiopia): 3

31. Ryan Ogam (Kenya): 3

32. Victor Osimhen (Nigeria): 3

33. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Gabon): 3

34. Ezzeddine Al Mariami (Libya): 3

35. Ismael Saibari (Morocco): 3

36. Patson Daka (Zambia): 3

37. Abdallah Sudi (Burundi): 3

38. Bienvenue Kanakimana (Burundi): 3

39. Louis Mafouta (CAR): 3

40. Rogers Mato (Uganda): 3