Kylian Mbappé has etched his name further into football history, becoming the youngest player in the 21st century to achieve the incredible milestone of 400 career goals. The Real Madrid star secured the landmark during a dominant performance for the French national team on Thursday, November 13, 2025, scoring a brace in France’s 4-0 victory over Ukraine in a World Cup Qualifier, a win that secured Les Bleus’ qualification for the 2026 tournament.
Mbappé achieved the spectacular feat at just 26 years and 328 days old, hitting the mark faster than modern legends like Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, who reached the milestone later in their careers. His 400 goals are divided across his professional career: 27 for AS Monaco, a prolific 246 for Paris Saint-Germain, 62 so far for Real Madrid, and 55 goals for France.
Despite the monumental achievement, the French captain was notably dismissive of the accomplishment, revealing a fierce ambition to reach truly elite company. After the match, Mbappé was quoted saying that “400… it doesn’t impress people.” He referenced the goal totals of legends, expressing his long-term goal of chasing figures like Cristiano Ronaldo’s pursuit of 1,000 goals: “If you want to be in this circle that shocks people, you have to score another 400!”
The Mbappé 400 Career Goals milestone is a stark reminder of the Frenchman’s prolific scoring rate and his relentless drive for football immortality. His focus remains firmly on securing more major silverware, both at Real Madrid and leading France at the 2026 World Cup, proving that for this generational talent, the first 400 goals are only the beginning.
