Mbappé: I don't feel indebted to Real Madrid and I want to win the Ballon d'Or

Kylian Mbappé, the star of Real Madrid, has confirmed that he feels no debt to the royal club despite two seasons without winning titles, emphasizing that his focus is currently on helping the team in the upcoming matches.

Mbappé said: "Do you feel that you owe Real Madrid after two seasons without winning titles? I only think about the upcoming matches. My experience tells me that the season is very long, and every day you have to think about how to help the team. And that's all for me at the moment."

The French star spoke about his chances of winning the Ballon d'Or, confirming that playing in the Real Madrid shirt always keeps him among the candidates for this award.

"Do you think you deserve the Ballon d'Or? When you play for Real Madrid, the best club in the world, it's natural to be linked with these awards. When people see me in the street, they talk to me about this. It's a very positive award for any player."

"I made a lot of history this summer in the biggest tournament, but there is still a lot of time. And people have the freedom to choose who they see as the best player in the world," he continued.

When asked about his feelings on being the best player in the world, Mbappé said: "I always think that, but it's a very personal matter. Everyone has their own opinion. Some will think I'm the best, and others will not think that."

He concluded: "It's a discussion, and it's not necessary for everyone to think the same way I do. This year could be a good year to win the Ballon d'Or, but it's the journalists who vote, and they will be the ones to choose."