France captain Kylian Mbappé has added another remarkable achievement to his glittering career after becoming the footballer with the most FIFA World Cup finals goals in history.
The feat was confirmed by Guinness World Records (GWR), which announced that the French superstar has now scored 22 career goals in FIFA World Cup finals, surpassing the previous record of 21 held by Argentina captain Lionel Messi.
The latest milestone further cements Mbappé’s reputation as one of the greatest performers on football’s biggest stage.
Guinness World Records celebrated the achievement in a post, stating: “Most FIFA World Cup finals goals by a football (soccer) player: 22 by France’s Kylian Mbappé. Mbappé has now broken Leo Messi’s record of 21 career goals.”
The record is another addition to the long list of accolades already amassed by the French forward, who has consistently delivered standout performances for his country at the FIFA World Cup.
Mbappé’s goalscoring exploits have made him one of the defining players of his generation, with the latest record placing him ahead of Messi in the history books for career goals in FIFA World Cup finals.
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