Score 3 Goals To Gibraltar During Euro 2024 Qualification, Kylian Mbappe Officially Collects 300 Goals

France set a goal record in qualifying history when they led Gibraltar to 14-0 in the Euro 2024 qualifying match. (Twitter @EURO2024)

JAKARTA - Kylian Mbappe officially listed himself as a 300-goal scorer with details of 254 goals for the club and 46 goals for the national team, following three goals against France in a 14-0 win against Gibraltar in Germany's Euro 2024 qualifiers at Allianz Riviera, Sunday WIB. Mbappe's three goals scored at minutes (30’, 74’, 82’) along with own goals Ethan James (3’), Marcus Thuram (4’), Warren Zare-Emery (16’), Jonathan Clauss (34’), Kingsley Coman (36’, 64’), Youssouf Fofana (37’), Adrien Rabiot (63’), Ousmane Dembele (73’), and Olivier Giroud (89’, 90+1’) brought Les Bleus, who had previously qualified for Euro 2024, stronger at the top of the Euro 2024 qualifying Group B standings with 21 points, six points difference from the Netherlands in second place. “ Nothing is more beautiful. The 300 goals scored in my career were a new milestone for me but took second place as the team performed amazingly today, "” said Mbappe as reported by the official French football website, reported via Antara, Sunday, November 19. The Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) star said his 300 goals were a good start for him to hit other great records such as Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo's record 800 more goals. “ I've always wanted to make my sporting history. Some players scored 800, others 850, 300 nearby, that's ridiculous! This is a step for me and I want to continue to be a determinant for my national team and club,” said Mbappe. On the same occasion, Mbappe also commented on France's 14-0 win over Gibraltar which was the country's biggest win in history. "It's great, we have a target to break the record for the biggest win," the coach told us that there was something we wanted to achieve, so we had this seriousness throughout the game, "” said Mbappe. Furthermore, the 24-year-old also commented on France's youngest debutant for approximately 1 century, Warren Zare-Emery. In that match, the 17-year-old appeared from the start. He made his impressive debut by scoring one goal before failing to finish the game due to injury and being replaced by Fofana in the 20th minute.

“Warren Zare-Emery? He's ready! Play the first selection like he did, without being impressed, playing his game, that's his biggest power. I know it's not easy to start from a young age, you have to appreciate it. The injury is a black spot tonight for the French team and my club, PSG,” said Mbappe.