Hérculez Gómez: “We are supposed to talk about Messi and Cristiano, but this is Mbappé’s world now”

Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi they met again on a pitch after more than two years in the duel that this Thursday the star team from Riyadh and PSG staged and that ended in triumph for the Parisian club, being the two soccer stars who monopolized all the reflectors.

A significant number of people shared their impression on the last duel between the Portuguese and the Argentine on social networks, surrendering to the exhibition that both footballers gave on the pitch this Thursday, however, there were those who took this match as a normal clash.

One of them was the former American soccer player and current television analyst Hérculez Gómez, who through his account Twitter assured that despite what Messi and Christian represent for the world of footballIt is time to highlight Kylian Mbappé, who from his point of view must be at the top.

“I know we’re supposed to be talking about Messi and Cristiano, but this is Kylian Mbappé’s world now. We’re just living in it.” expressed the ex-selection of the stripes and stars.

The path is laid out for Mbappé

As part of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi’s final stage in soccer, Mbappé will have on his shoulders the great responsibility of filling the boots of both and although it seems complicated, the Frenchman has qualities.

Among the great challenges for Mbappé, it stands out to shine at the club level and win important titles such as the Champions League, same that gives him the possibility of competing for the Ballon d’Or, a badge that Messi and CR7 have won 12 times (7 from the Argentine and 5 from the Portuguese).

A factor that plays in favor of Mbappé is his youth since at 24 years of age He already knows what it is to win a World Cup, a competition that is set to be dominated by him, since he currently has 12 goals, that is, 4 less than Miroslav Klose, the top scorer in the World Cups, who will surely see how the PSG player surpasses his record in the next World Cup.