Kylian Mbappé has no doubt that Lionel Messi will score for Argentina against Spain in Sunday’s World Cup final to reclaim his record as the competition’s most prolific player ever.
France’s captain claimed that remarkable record for himself on Saturday with a brace against England in a mad-cap third-place playoff. Mbappé’s pair of goals took his career tally to a ridiculous 22 across three World Cups. Messi can boast 21 on soccer’s grandest stage but still has one more match to edge his way back into top spot.
