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Kylian Mbappé Scores First Goal as Real Madrid’s Number 10

Kylian Mbappé has scored his first goal wearing Real Madrid’s iconic number 10 shirt. This marks a new start for Mbappé and the team in the 2025/26 season. According to a previous update, Kylian Mbappé will wear the number 10 shirt at Real Madrid in this season.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Mbappé took on the number 10 jersey after Luka Modric left the club, who leaves behind a historic legacy at Real Madrid, having played 597 matches and won numerous titles including six UEFA Champions Leagues and four La Ligas. He scored his first goal in this new role after joining Real Madrid last summer on a free transfer from Paris Saint-Germain. He was already key in their attack last season, scoring 31 goals and helping the team in various matches. His goal shows he wants to lead the team under new coach Xabi Alonso, as he now has more freedom to be creative and is not just a striker.

MADRID’S STRONG ATTACK

Last season, Real Madrid finished as La Liga runner-ups, four points behind Barcelona, and lost in the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals to Arsenal. In his first season, Mbappé scored 31 goals and had 7 assists, showcasing his strong partnership with Vinícius Júnior, Jude Bellingham, and Rodrygo. Real Madrid’s attack is one of the best in Europe, and now, wearing number 10, Mbappé will have even more responsibility to create goals. Madrid started this season strong, and Mbappé’s goal reinforces their commitment to defending their titles.

WHAT’S NEXT FOR REAL MADRID AND MBAPPÉ?

Real Madrid’s next game is against Real Oviedo in LaLiga. Madrid are in first place after matchday one, and Oviedo lost their opener to Villarreal, making every win crucial. Fans will closely watch Mbappé’s form as he plays more as number 10. Xabi Alonso is blending experienced players with new talents, including exciting prospects like Franco Mastantuono, as Madrid chases more titles. Fans are eager to see more great performances from Mbappé as Real Madrid aims to outpace rivals like Barcelona and Atlético Madrid.