From a dim presence, Mbappe suddenly shines! 9 goals In 7 matches, he scored in 5 consecutive matches. Mbappe has a terrible efficiency of an average of 1.28 goals per match. The most dangerous version of Mbappe ever

Mbappe is playing very well this season.

A cool Panenka penalty in the 64th minute, followed by a decisive finish in the 66th, was enough to turn the Ciutat de Valencia into Mbappe’s own stage. The Frenchman – who had been quiet for much of the match – needed just two moments to show why he is Real Madrid’s unstoppable force.

Statistics show that the French striker touched the ball only 47 times, less than all his starting teammates, except Thibaut Courtois. However, efficiency is what defines Mbappe. After 90 minutes, Real Madrid also crushed Levante with a score of 4-1, creating the perfect warm-up for the Madrid derby taking place at the weekend.

From a lackluster presence, Mbappe has blossomed, bringing his La Liga goals tally to 7 this season. In 6 rounds, he scored in 5 matches, plus a double against Marseille in the Champions League qualifying round to bring his total goals since the start of the season to 9. Mbappe has achieved a terrifying efficiency of one goal every 68 minutes, or an average of 1.28 goals per match.

Against Levante, Mbappe also made a comprehensive mark with 3 delicious chances, 13 passes in the final third of the field, and two successful dribbles. All in a seemingly “normal” match, but in just two moments, he turned it into a big highlight.

Mbappe continues to score for Real Madrid.

Mbappe’s influence on Real Madrid is now almost absolute. He directly participated in 62.5% of the team’s goals (9 goals, 1 assist out of 16 goals). Last season, this number was only 36.7%, and during his peak period with PSG, it only stopped at 55%.

If he continues to maintain this performance, Mbappe can completely reach the threshold of 80 goals in a season – a number that once only existed in the imagination.

“I’m simply Kylian,” Mbappe smiled when asked about his leadership role at the Bernabeu. But that simplicity is actually extraordinary. Mbappe doesn’t need to appear constantly, nor does he need to touch the ball much. He only needs a few moments to turn the match into a performance of power.

And as Marca describes, “the volcano named Mbappé is still smoldering, never sleeping”.