Kylian Mbappe Sends Strong Title Warning: “We Have To WIN, This Year We’re Going To WIN TITLES
“We have to WIN and I think this year we’re going to WIN TITLES. I’m sure we’re going to come back,” Mbappe said.
Real Madrid Super Star Kylian Mbappe. Photo: Courtesy.
By Robert Mutasi
Real Madrid superstar Kylian Mbappe has issued a powerful rallying cry ahead of the new season, declaring that Los Blancos must win and will win titles this year.
Speaking in a confident and determined tone, the French forward insisted that Real Madrid is ready to bounce back and reclaim dominance after a challenging campaign last season.
“We have to WIN and I think this year we’re going to WIN TITLES. I’m sure we’re going to come back,” Mbappe said.
The 26-year-old, who joined Real Madrid last summer from Paris Saint-Germain in one of the most high-profile transfers in football history, endured a mixed first season in Spain. While he showed flashes of brilliance and finished as the club’s top scorer, Madrid ended the season without La Liga or Champions League glory, losing out to bitter rivals Barcelona domestically.
Now, heading into his second season at the Santiago Bernabeu, Mbappe says the mentality within the squad has shifted. The Frenchman stressed that focus and consistency will be key if Madrid are to return to the top of Spanish and European football.
“We’re going to stay focused all year,” he added.
Mbappe’s comments come at a time when Real Madrid are undergoing tactical tweaks under manager José Mourinho, with new signings and returning players bolstering the squad. The forward has been central to pre-season preparations, looking sharper, fitter and more integrated with teammates including Vinicius Jr., Jude Bellingham and Rodrygo.
Fans have welcomed his statement, with many taking it as a sign of leadership from a player expected to be the face of the club for the next decade. On social media, Real Madrid supporters have shared the quote widely, interpreting it as a promise of a more ruthless and trophy-hungry side.
Since arriving in Madrid, Mbappe has spoken openly about his childhood dream of playing for Real Madrid and his desire to win the Champions League, a trophy that has eluded him throughout his career despite winning the World Cup with France in 2018.
With La Liga set to kick off next week and the Champions League draw approaching, Mbappe’s declaration sets the tone for what is expected to be a defining season for both him and the club.
If his words are anything to go by, Real Madrid will be coming back with vengeance – focused, united and desperate to win.
“I’m sure we’re going to come back,” Mbappe repeated – a message that will surely send a warning to Barcelona, Manchester City and every other rival standing in Madrid’s way.
