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Mbappé Hits 6th in UCL Scorers Chart

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  • Sep 17
  • 2 min read

 Kylian Mbappé
 Kylian Mbappé

In the electrifying world of the UEFA Champions League, where legends are built one goal at a time, Kylian Mbappé has further cemented his place in history. Now just 26 years old and playing for Real Madrid, the French superstar has risen to tied sixth on the all-time top scorer list, matching Bayern Munich icon Thomas Müller with 57 goals. This milestone was reached on September 17, 2025, after scoring twice in Real Madrid's commanding victory over Marseille, moving past Ruud van Nistelrooy and into elite company.


Mbappé's journey to this point is truly meteoric. He burst onto the scene with Monaco as a teenager and made a big impression with a stunning performance against Manchester City in 2017, becoming the youngest player to score in a UCL knockout match at 18. His time at Paris Saint-Germain saw him rack up goals in bunches, including a hat-trick in the 2019 round of 16 against Barcelona, the first by a visiting player at Camp Nou in UCL history. Now, in his first season with Los Blancos, he's already scored 50 goals for the club faster than anyone since Cristiano Ronaldo, combining raw speed with clinical finishing that's left defenders behind.


The all-time top scorers in the UCL remain a who's who of football legends: Cristiano Ronaldo leads with 140 goals, followed by Lionel Messi with 129, Robert Lewandowski with 101, Karim Benzema with 90, and Raúl González with 71. Mbappé's 57 goals in just 88 appearances showcase an impressive scoring rate, surpassing many legends at his age. However, the elusive UCL trophy, despite reaching the final with PSG in 2020, motivates him to continue, fueling speculation about his potential to surpass Ronaldo's record. As one analyst joked, he'd need to score 60 goals a year until 2035 to reach 1,000 career goals like CR7's pursuit, but in UCL terms, Mbappé's youth gives him a real chance at the top.


This ascent isn't just about numbers; it's a story of ambition and adaptability. From surpassing Thierry Henry as France's second-highest international scorer to thriving under Carlo Ancelotti at Madrid, Mbappé represents the next generation's flair. Fans worldwide are excited, with social media buzzing over his latest feats, and experts expect more records to fall.


As the Champions League progresses, Mbappé's story reminds us why we love the sport: the excitement of potential fulfilled, one powerful strike at a time. With Real Madrid aiming for another title, the sky's the limit for this prodigy turned superstar.


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