Kilian Mbappé is set to make history

Kylian Mbappé experienced a historic moment today by all standards!

Mbappé received the Golden Boot award today as the top scorer in European leagues last season with 31 goals, but where is the historic moment?

Imagine if Mbappé could win the Golden Boot for the European leagues, the Golden Boot for the Champions League, and the Golden Boot for the World Cup.

That would be extremely difficult!

The good thing is that the competition for the Golden Boot this year is unusually exciting, with three players off to a perfect start and literally neck and neck!

Harry Kane: 12 goals in 8 games with 24 points.

Erling Haaland: 11 goals in 9 games with 22 points.

Kylian Mbappé: 11 goals in 10 games with 22 points.

Kylian Mbappé is set to make history if he wins the Golden Boot this season, as he will then be one of only six players in history to have won the Golden Boot twice in a row, an exceptional achievement awaiting Mbappé.

At the beginning of last season, the whole world was watching.

That’s Real Madrid’s problem in general, that the team or any star in it is literally being torn apart.

That’s because people evaluate everything about Real Madrid from a purely emotional standpoint.

The evil club, like Thanos in the Avengers movies, or Smith in The Matrix.

But I liked Remontada Keylian, to be honest.

It’s true that Real Madrid came out empty-handed.

But Keylian refused to let his first season end without leaving a mark that would prove why Real Madrid had been chasing him for years.

The Golden Boot from the clutches of Lewandowski, Harry Kane, Mohamed Salah, Ravinah, and Giokiris.

It was a slap in the face to everyone who tried to take advantage of Mbappé away from the technical side and with a clear tendency toward emotion.

Kylian Mbappé won the Golden Boot

and had a stronger start to this season than last season.

It’s true that the competition is tougher this time, especially with the formidable Harry Kane scoring 22 goals.

But Mbappé is capable of winning it again and again.

He is the star of his generation and the best striker in the world in terms of technical and individual abilities right now.

One piece of information that surprised me…

Mbappé is the only player in history to have won:

– The Golden Boot for European leagues

– The Golden Boot for the Champions League

– The Golden Boot for the World Cup

And he’s still only 26 years old, not even close to 30.

Harry Kane achieved it at the age of 31 last season when he won the Champions League top scorer award alongside Mbappé.

It’s honestly unbelievable, and I never thought about it before.

Imagine, among all the legendary players who have played soccer, he is the only player to achieve this feat at this age.

I have a question for those who underestimate Mbappé’s transfer

Tell me, which other striker in the world could have achieved the following three things for Real Madrid:

1- Sustainability and consistency for years

2- An insane goal-scoring rate

3- A high rate of creating chances

Harry Kane?! He’s complete, of course, but he’s only got two years left and I don’t think he’ll stay in the top five leagues.

Isaac! It’s impossible to get the same rate of chance creation from him. Last season (the best of his career), Isaac was fourth or fifth in his team in terms of chance creation.

Vine will benefit more from Mbappé than he will from Isaac.

Kholian Alvarez! Yes, he will benefit Vine and the team more, but he won’t even come close to Mbappé’s scoring rates. Halland! Vine used to be in the loony bin, because he won’t even score 10 goals.

Tell me which striker will score at least 8/10 out of the three key players you’re looking for! You’ll find strikers who score 9/10 or 9.5/10 in one aspect, but 6/10 in another.

The picture above shows Mbappé standing alone in the corridor of Anfield Stadium, lacking confidence, asking himself, “Did I make the right decision when I gave up my position in Paris? I was a big shot there!”

He stands with a sad expression on his face, his teammates standing far away from him because he is a stranger among them after having been the king of his time in Paris.

Everyone was celebrating and mocking him because Salah had taken the ball from him and Bradley had tackled him.

Mbappé then came out and said, “I expected this start, I expected the criticism, and I’m not upset. I’ll work hard and improve myself and train at the new center.

” This is Mbappé, the top scorer of his generation, World Cup winner, and hat-trick scorer in the final…

Today, he is the same young man, but the whole world is talking about him, and his teammates are crowding around him, impressed by the beauty and splendor of the golden boots that no one has seen since the days of Cristiano Ronaldo.

And all this without any statements, without any arrogance, without claiming to be the most complete player or the ideal player, all this without a single story in which he responds to the fans…

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