Mbappe targets treble and Champions League with focus after Ligue 1 win
Neymar's replacement Kylian Mbappe has been crowned French Footballer of the Year, after a record-breaking season in which he scored 59 goals and won both the French League Cup and Coupe de France. The 22-year-old forward is now aiming to add another trophy to his collection this season by winning the UEFA Champions League.
After his victory, Mbappe said: "I am very happy for my teammates who helped me achieve this goal. I'm also proud to have won two major trophies in one year. This is a great achievement that I will remember forever."
The Paris Saint-Germain star was also named the French Footballer of the Year for the second time in three years, following his record-breaking season in which he scored 59 goals in all competitions, including 46 in Ligue 1 alone.
Despite his success, Mbappe remains focused on winning the UEFA Champions League with PSG this season. He believes that the team has the talent and the quality to compete at the highest level, and is confident that they can make it their own.
"Winning the Champions League is our target," he said. "We want to be champions, not just winners. We have the players, the coach, and the support staff to do it. It's up to us to take it step-by-step and keep pushing towards our goal."
As he looks ahead to the new season, Mbappe knows that there will be challenges ahead. But he is determined to continue his impressive form and help PSG achieve their goals. With the UEFA Champions League as his primary objective, Mbappe is ready to take on any challenge that comes his way.
In conclusion, Mbappe's performance in the 2018-19 season has left no doubt about his potential as a top-class player. His recent triumphs in the French League Cup and Coupe de France, along with his Champions League aspirations, show that he is a player to watch out for this season. As he continues to develop his game, Mbappe's future looks bright, and he is set to become one of the most important figures in world football.