Mbappé on Verge of Breaking Messi's Champions League Record

If Mbappé takes the field against Roma, he will play his 100th Champions League match, becoming the youngest footballer to reach that milestone and surpassing Messi in the process.

According to "Verzeh Se", Mbappe is on the verge of stealing a record in the Champions League from Messi. If the French forward plays for Real Madrid against Roma, he will surpass the Argentine star and become the youngest player to reach 100 games in Europe's top competition.

Mbappe has played 99 games in the Champions League so far, including 9 games for Monaco, 64 games for Paris Saint-Germain and 26 games for Real Madrid. At the age of 27 years and 298 days, he can become the youngest player in history to reach the record of 100 games in this competition and break Lionel Messi's record, which was recorded at the age of 28 years and 84 days.

The interesting thing is that Messi set this record in September 2015 in a match against Roma, and now Mbappe can beat this record in a match against the same Italian team.