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"Everyone Has Told Me All About This": Kylian Mbappé Believes that His World Cup Goal Record Must Weigh for the Golden Balloon

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In an interview with RFI this Tuesday, Kylian Mbappé again firmly defended his ambition to win the Golden Balloon 2026 by insisting on the impact on people of his World Cup goal record.

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In an interview with RFI Kylian Mbappé, racing for the Golden Ball despite a season without trophies with Real Madrid and the elimination of France in semi-finals at the World Cup, he underlined the individual nature of the prize. (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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Guest of RFI this Tuesday morning, the captain of the French team thanked Didier Deschamps and recalled his ties with Africa. But he did not return to the controversy in Spain regarding his position on Ceuta.

·Paris, France
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Kylian Mbappé, in the run for Balloon Gold despite an untitled season with Real Madrid and the elimination of the French team in the semifinals of the World Cup, insisted on Thursday on the individual character of the trophy that rewards a player's ability to "burn the retina". "They will not announce a team in the envelope. They will announce a player. (...) The ability to be individually performing and burn the retina, this is what marks peopl…

The Ballon d'or race has already been launched for several weeks, but just one month from the ceremony for the so much coveted trophy, the languages are loosening up and the players are campaigning to seduce the voters. Start with Kylian Mbappé who believes he has his chances this year.

In an interview with RFI this Tuesday, Kylian Mbappé again firmly defended his ambition to win the Golden Balloon 2026 by insisting on the impact on people of his World Cup goal record.

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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