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Real Madrid were eliminated from the Champions League by Bayern Munich in the quarterfinal stage, yet Kylian Mbappé still managed to achieve an unparalleled milestone, continuing his record-shattering run in the world's premier club competition.
Mbappé's first-half strike briefly drew Real Madrid level in the quarterfinal tie. By slotting the ball past Manuel Neuer, the Frenchman became the first player in history to net 10 away goals in a single Champions League campaign.
The feat becomes all the more remarkable when you consider that Mbappé reached the milestone while finding the net in just four of the seven away matches he featured in throughout the competition this season.
Kylian Mbappé's 2025–26 Champions League Away Goals Record
Opponent | Goals Scored |
|---|---|
Olympiacos | 4 |
Kairat Almaty | 3 |
Benfica | 2 |
Bayern Munich | 1 |
Despite Mbappé's extraordinary away form, his efforts were not enough to prevent Bayern Munich from knocking out Los Blancos 6–4 on aggregate, dashing their hopes of a 16th Champions League crown. For the second consecutive season since the Frenchman's arrival in Spain, Real Madrid failed to advance beyond the quarterfinals.
Nonetheless, the 27-year-old star gave everything to guide Los Blancos to glory, delivering a prolific campaign in front of goal that stands comparison with some of the finest individual seasons ever seen.
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Mbappé became only the fourth player in history to score 15 goals in a single Champions League season, joining the ranks of Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema, and Robert Lewandowski.
With 15 goals to his name this season, Mbappé's tally represents the joint third-highest scoring campaign in the competition's history, surpassed only by Ronaldo's hauls of 16 and 17 goals.
His goal against Bayern in the second leg brought Mbappé to 70 Champions League career goals in just 98 appearances, making him the third-fastest player to reach that landmark, behind only Lewandowski and Lionel Messi. He also surpassed Messi's best single-season goal total on Wednesday evening, underlining the sheer brilliance of Mbappé's 2025–26 European campaign.
Yet collective success in Europe continues to elude the dazzling Frenchman, who would almost certainly swap his personal records for a first Champions League title. Even so, Mbappé is firmly on track to become one of the greatest scorers in the competition's history, and his 2025–26 season was unquestionably one for the record books.