Reaching the 400-goal milestone at 26 years and 328 days, Mbappe surpassed Melo and Kane

The French team defeated Ukraine 4-0 in the World Cup qualifying match. Mbappe opened the scoring for the team with a penalty kick in the 55th minute, and then scored a goal to help the Gallic Roosters seal the victory.

With his two goals in this game, Mbappe's total career goals officially reached 400, becoming the youngest player to score 400 goals in football history.

He reached this milestone at the age of 26 years and 328 days, not only surpassing Messi and Ronaldo, but also setting a new age record for reaching 400 goals in football:

Mbappe (France): 26 years and 328 days (537 games)

Messi (Argentina): 27 years and 95 days (525 games)

C Ronaldo (Portugal): 28 years and 335 days (655 games)

Kane (England): 30 years and 274 days (631 games)

It is worth mentioning that Mbappe is not only the youngest player to reach 400 goals, but also plays significantly fewer games than Ronaldo and Kane, showing extremely high scoring efficiency and stable competitive status