The 26-year-old striker - who moved to Real Madrid last year – insisted his goals for next year don’t just focus on either domestic or international success with France.

He told World Soccer magazine: “As a competitor, I want to fight for everything.

“You don’t have to pick just one goal. It’ll be difficult, but I want to win everything and give my best in every competition.”

Kylian noted the culture at Real is very different to that of his former club Paris Saint Germain but he is proud to have turned out for some of the “best” sides in the world.

He said: “They’re very different clubs, with different histories.

“Paris is a much younger club, while Real Madrid has many more years and a deeper history.

“The culture is also different.

“Without a doubt, Real Madrid is the best club in the world but Paris is also among the best.

“They’re two different ways of understanding football, and I’m proud to have been part of both.”

Mbappe is flattered by comparisons to Cristiano Ronaldo but insisted he can’t “compare” himself to the Portuguese legend.

He said: “Everyone knows Cristiano is a reference point in Madrid, a number one.

“I’ve been here for a year and a half, and he was here for nine years.

“I can’t compare myself to what he did; my path is different.

“Being mentioned alongside Cristiano is already an honour but I just focus on following my own path, helping the team, and winning every possible trophy.”