Kylian Mbappé has equalled Real Madrid legend Raúl's UEFA Champions League goal tally by netting his 71st goal of the competition against Inter.
Having discussed the possibility of winning a maiden Ballon d'Or on the eve of the new UEFA Champions League season, Mbappé opened his account in Europe's elite club competition after just 13 minutes against Cristian Chivu's Nerazzurri.
A sloppy mistake from Curtis Jones and a wretched touch from Yann Bisseck enabled Brahim Diaz to feed Mbappé through on goal and the Frenchman produced an instinctive finish beyond the on-rushing Josep Martinez.
The goal moves Mbappé joint-fifth with Los Blancos icon Raúl in the all-time UEFA Champions League goalscoring charts.
Bursting onto the scene as a teenager in the 2016/17 season, Mbappé's consistency on the continental stage has been nothing short of remarkable.
The former AS Monaco and Paris Saint-Germain forward has scored at least six goals in his previous six UEFA Champions League campaigns, and he has never scored fewer than four in a single season.
Mbappé scored six in nine appearances for Monaco prior to his lucrative switch to PSG. For the Parisians, he scored 42 goals in 64 appearances, but it's at Real Madrid where his goalscoring exploits in the prestigious competition have scaled new heights.
The 27-year-old has netted 23 goals in 26 appearances for the Spanish giants, and the previous term witnessed Mbappé produce one of the most prolific UEFA Champions League seasons, scoring 15 goals in 11 matches.
Next up on the list of all-time goalscorers is Karim Benzema on 90, before Mbappé takes aim at the elusive trio in the century club: Robert Lewandowski (109), Lionel Messi (129) and Cristiano Ronaldo (141).
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