Kylian Mbappé has solidified his place in soccer history by becoming the top scorer in World Cup history, moving ahead of Lionel Messi just one day before the final between Argentina and Spain. However, the French superstar made it clear that individual milestones offer little comfort when compared to missing out on the ultimate team prize. "The World Cup, it elevates you to certain levels… I would have preferred not to be the top scorer in history and play the match tomorrow," Mbappe stated. "Today that's not the first thing on my mind." When asked about his emotions regarding the historic ac...
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