Kylian Mbappé continues to make history with Real Madrid, solidifying himself as one of the key figures of the team this season. The French forward has become the only player to score in every competition played by the Spanish giants: LaLiga, the Champions League, the Copa del Rey, the Supercopa de España, the UEFA Super Cup, and the Intercontinental Cup. With a total of 16 goals and 4 assists, Mbappé proves he remains one of the best players in the world.

After a challenging start to his new phase as a Real Madrid player, the Frenchman has found his best form and leads the team’s attack alongside Vinícius Júnior. During this process, Mbappé has scored three goals in finals, highlighting his ability to shine in the most decisive moments. This impact not only confirms his quality but also establishes him as Real Madrid's offensive leader.

In the recent Copa del Rey round of 16 match against Celta de Vigo, Mbappé was once again a key figure, scoring the game’s opening goal. The play was surrounded by controversy due to a possible penalty by Andriy Lunin on Williot Swedberg in the build-up, but neither the referee nor VAR deemed it punishable. Mbappé seized the moment with a brilliant finish from his left flank, continuing his streak of impactful performances in every tournament.

The match against Celta de Vigo wasn’t easy for Real Madrid, who squandered a two-goal lead due to defensive errors. However, the team managed to recover in extra time, thanks to the performance of Endrick, who redeemed himself with a brace, including a spectacular backheel goal that brought the Santiago Bernabéu to its feet. The 5-2 final score secured Madrid’s spot in the quarterfinals but also highlighted the need for defensive improvements.

Mbappé’s evolution has been vital for Real Madrid, especially in a season full of ups and downs. His ability to adapt to Carlo Ancelotti’s demands and his effectiveness in attack have turned him into the natural leader of the team. Additionally, his performances echo the brilliant seasons he had at PSG, where he was also an undisputed idol.

Now, with the Madrid derby against Atlético de Madrid on the horizon, Mbappé will look to continue building his legacy with Real Madrid. His goal-scoring contribution and leadership in every competition are clear signs that he is ready to become a historic figure at the Spanish club.