Kylian Mbappe said he's inspired by Cristiano Ronaldo because it's 'too late' for him to be like Lionel Messi

French prodigy Kylian Mbappe has once more reiterated his preference for Cristiano Ronaldo over Lionel Messi. He says he's inspired by Cristiano Ronaldo's career and not Messi's. He however explained his preference for Ronaldo's career. He said he believes it's too late for him to be a one-club man like Lionel Messi. As such, he thinks it's better to copy Cristiano Ronaldo instead.

The PSG young star told La Gazzetta dello Sport, "It's already late for me to have a career like Messi.

"Otherwise I should have stayed at Monaco. So, logically and without wanting to take anything away from Messi, I have to be inspired by Ronaldo's career."

Ronaldo started his career at Sporting Lisbon where he spent just a season before being signed by Manchester United in 2003. He went on to Real Madrid in 2009 at a world record transfer fee of $103 million. In 2018, he made another transfer to Juventus, and is curently in his second season with the Turin giants.

There's already some similarity between Mbappe's young career and that of Ronaldo. Mbappe spent only one season at Monaco before being signed by a much better club, Paris Saint Germain in 2017, at a world record transfer fee of $200 million. The lad won the French league and reached the Champions League semi-final with Monaco before moving onto Paris Saint Germain where he currently plays.

Mbappe has been at PSG for close to three years, with his contract due to expire in 2022. Notwithstanding, he has been linked with a potential transfer to either Liverpool FC, FC Barcelona or Real Madrid CF.

Ronaldo has also been full of praise for the young PSG star. According to Goal, Ronaldo in a promotional video shared by Marca said, "He's a fantastic player, very fast and he will be the future."

He will be the future, won't he?

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