Mbappé secures historic back-to-back World Cup statistics, chase Muller’s record
France captain Kylian Mbappé has become the first player in football history to secure double-digit goal contributions in consecutive World Cups, putting him within touching distance of Gerd Müller’s single-edition milestone.
France talisman Kylian Mbappé has established a magnificent piece of footballing history following his decisive performance against Morocco at the 2026 World Cup.
According to statistical insights, the prolific 27-year-old forward has become the first player ever to record double-digit goal involvements in consecutive tournaments, matching his ten-point 2022 tally with an impressive eight goals and three assists this summer.
The Les Bleus captain is rapidly approaching historical immortality as France advances into the semi-finals.
Mbappé’s eleven total goal involvements in North America leave him just two actions away from matching German icon Gerd Müller’s legendary all-time tournament record of thirteen goal contributions, which has stood completely unmatched since the 1970 edition in Mexico.
