Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez has placed sky-high expectations on star forward Kylian Mbappé after his explosive start to the season. The French striker has already scored six goals in five matches, becoming Los Blancos’ most decisive player in both La Liga and the Champions League.
Mbappé’s Incredible Start at Real Madrid
Real Madrid have enjoyed a flawless beginning to the campaign, with four league wins and a Champions League victory over Marseille. At the heart of this success is Kylian Mbappé, who has hit the ground running in his debut season at the Santiago Bernabéu.
The 25-year-old has registered six goals and one assist across competitions, cementing himself as the team’s main attacking threat. His performances have already drawn comparisons to legendary Madrid strikers of the past.
Pérez Expects Record-Breaking Numbers
According to reports from Defensa Central, Florentino Pérez believes Mbappé could score up to 60 goals this season. The club president is confident that Xabi Alonso’s system, designed to maximize Mbappé’s strengths, will allow him to surpass the 40-goal mark he achieved last season.
Mbappé already boasts the Golden Boot and Pichichi Trophy from his debut year in Spain, where he netted 43 times in all competitions. With his current form, breaking those records looks increasingly realistic.
Closing in on Historic Milestones
Beyond his contributions at Real Madrid, Mbappé continues to shine for France, recently equalling Thierry Henry’s international goal record. If his scoring streak continues, he could rewrite both club and national records before the season ends.
At just a month into the campaign, his tally of six goals could soon double, especially with key fixtures in La Liga and the Champions League ahead.
What’s Next for Mbappé and Real Madrid
Los Blancos sit firmly in the title race, just as they aim for European glory. With Mbappé leading the attack, Real Madrid fans can dream of a historic season. If he maintains this pace, a 60-goal campaign may no longer be a bold prediction but an inevitable reality.
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