The Historic Record Within Reach for Mbappé That Cristiano, Benzema, and Ronaldo Couldn’t Achieve

Mbappé has already scored 28 goals this season and is just five goals away from matching Cristiano Ronaldo’s tally in his debut campaign at Real Madrid. The record, however, belongs to Iván Zamorano, who netted 37 goals in his first season. The French forward is not yet among the top scorers in Real Madrid history for a debut season, as it took him some time to adapt to the team.
If the Parisian star maintains his current scoring pace, he will surpass Cristiano Ronaldo and could even break Zamorano’s record, despite the challenge that entails. With many games still left before the season ends—and with the FIFA Club World Cup taking place between June and July—Kylian will have plenty of opportunities to score even more goals.
Mbappé is determined to write his own history at Real Madrid, but his main priority remains winning team trophies. He has already secured two titles but wants many more. With Madrid competing for La Liga, the Copa del Rey, and the Champions League, he is highly motivated. He knows everyone expects his best version, and he has worked intensely in recent months—both physically and tactically—to deliver it.

Fully Adapted
Mbappé is eager to prove himself. After facing criticism last season, he is now showing that he is a strong contender for the title of the best player in the world. He understands that playing for Real Madrid gives him a greater chance to achieve that goal, as he is surrounded by the best players in the game. That’s why he is more determined than ever and working harder than before.
Inside the Real Madrid dressing room, there is no doubt that Mbappé is set to define an era. His teammates are delighted with him, as he arrived with a great attitude—without any arrogance or sense of superiority. On the contrary, he joined with humility, eager to do things right and quickly understand the team’s playing style and each player’s role.