If breaking into Paris Saint-Germain’s first team aged 15 wasn’t enough pressure, try doing it with ‘Mbappe’ emblazoned across the back of your shirt.
That’s the task facing young Ethan Mbappe, attempting to follow in the record-breaking footsteps of big brother Kylian. The elder Mbappe may have only just reached 24, but he has already established himself as one of the best players to have ever played the game.
His exploits in Qatar, which saw him score eight times during France’s run to the final, already has him well on track to become the most prolific goalscorer in World Cup history. His record for PSG isn’t too shabby either, scoring 190 times in 237 games for the French champions.
