Kylian Mbappe continues to showcase an exceptional performance in the Real Madrid jersey, having scored 10 goals in just 35 days since the start of the season, in a stunning scoring streak that reflects his transformation into an effective striker despite wearing the number 10.

The French star delivered a standout performance against Marseille in the UEFA Champions League, scoring two goals and being behind 10 of the team's 28 shots, reaffirming his crucial role within Xabi Alonso's system. Mbappe has become the player with the most shots on target (5 times) and the most chances created (6), in addition to his impactful passes in the attacking third (20 passes).

Since the season kicked off with a match against Tirol on August 12, Mbappe has officially scored 6 goals with Real Madrid, 2 in friendly matches, and 2 with the French national team, bringing his total to 10 goals in an extremely short period.

Mbappe's scoring rate stands at 1.2 goals per match, and if he maintains this pace throughout the season, he could finish with 76 goals, a figure that surpasses Cristiano Ronaldo's best season record with Real Madrid (61 goals in the 2014/2015 season).

Despite the difficulty of maintaining this rate for the entire season, the numbers show a frightening start for Mbappe, who has become a scoring machine that does not stop.