Kylian Mbappé, in his first season, has been a revelation. From being called a flop to being the best goalscorer in Europe.

Kylian Mbappé’s first season at Real Madrid has been nothing short of phenomenal. The French superstar has just been crowned the winner of the European Golden Boot, a testament to his incredible goal-scoring prowess. With 31 LaLiga goals to his name, Mbappé has demonstrated his ability to consistently deliver on the biggest stage.

What makes this achievement even more impressive is the level of competition he faced despite being labelled a flop at the beginning of his time at Madrid and even suffering a poor start to the season.

Viktor Gyökeres and Mohamed Salah were hot on his heels, but Mbappé’s tally of 62 points under UEFA’s coefficient system proved to be just enough to secure the top spot. Salah, in particular, had a great season, but ultimately fell short, managing just one goal in Liverpool’s final match against Crystal Palace.

Mbappé’s Golden Boot win is just the tip of the iceberg. He’s also claimed the Pichichi Trophy, awarded to the top scorer in LaLiga. This is a remarkable achievement, especially considering it’s his debut season at Real Madrid.

The records he’s broken are also worth noting. Mbappé has shattered Alfredo Di Stéfano’s 71-year-old record for most LaLiga goals in a debut season at Real Madrid and surpassed Ivan Zamorano’s mark for total goals in a debut campaign for the club. He’s become just the fourth player in LaLiga history to score at least 30 goals in their first season, joining an elite group of players.

Mbappé’s impact on Real Madrid extends beyond his goal-scoring ability. His arrival was one of the most anticipated moves in football history, and he’s delivered. He’s led the team’s frontline with a clinical eye for goal, making him a vital part of the squad. This season’s performance will undoubtedly set a high standard for his future endeavors at the Bernabéu.