“This year, we are going to win titles,” Mbappé already declares his ambitions.
After two seasons without a major trophy, Kylian Mbappé wants to see Real Madrid back in the hunt for titles. The French forward expresses his confidence ahead of the new season and assures that the Merengues are determined to reach new heights under José Mourinho’s leadership.
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Kylian Mbappé remains resolutely optimistic before a new season with Real Madrid. After two seasons without a major title, the French forward believes that the Merengues have what it takes to quickly return to success. Since his arrival at Santiago Bernabéu in the summer of 2024 from Paris Saint-Germain, Mbappé has yet to experience the anticipated triumphs with the Spanish club. Real Madrid has notably seen FC Barcelona claim the Spanish championship title in the last two seasons.
The Blaugrana have also dominated their great rival in two consecutive Supercopa de España finals. The 2025-2026 season thus ended without a trophy for the White House, as they were eliminated in the quarter-finals of the Champions League and in the Round of 16 of the Copa del Rey. José Mourinho’s return to the Madrid bench should now allow Real Madrid to reach new heights. The Portuguese coach, who previously managed the club from 2010 to 2013, aims to instill a new dynamic in his team.
For his part, Mbappé expresses great confidence before the start of this new campaign. “We have to win, and I think this year we will win titles,” said the French forward, in comments relayed by Madrid Xtra. The captain of the Blues also emphasized the determination of the group: “I am sure we will come back. We will stay focused all year.”
An exceptional World Cup with the Blues
Moreover, Mbappé has just come out of a particularly remarkable 2026 World Cup with the French team. At the end of the tournament held in North America, the French forward brought his total to 22 World Cup goals, becoming the all-time top scorer in the competition’s history. He also won a new Golden Shoe after scoring 10 goals and providing four assists. This historic performance allows him to become the first player to win this award multiple times.
Despite their captain’s exploits, France finished just off the podium. The Blues were eliminated by Spain (2-0) in the semi-finals before losing to England (6-4) in the third-place match.
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