The question “what Mbappé won this season” has been on every football fan’s lips — and the answer is both impressive and bittersweet. In his debut season at Real Madrid (2024–25), Kylian Mbappé claimed major individual awards, broke records, and scored goals for fun — but fell short of lifting Spain’s biggest club trophies. Below, BraeckBall will take you through what Mbappé won this season, what he narrowly missed, the stats behind it all, and why it matters.
What Mbappé won this season: the titles & trophies
Here are the main awards, honours, and achievements Mbappé secured in 2024–25:
- European Golden Boot: Mbappé won the 2024–25 Golden Boot (often called the European Golden Shoe), becoming Europe’s top scorer in a domestic league. He scored 31 goals in La Liga, amassing 62 points under the weighting system that gives more coefficient points to goals in top leagues.
- Pichichi Trophy: The same 31 goals made him the La Liga top scorer, earning him the Pichichi Trophy in his first season with Real Madrid. llrealmadrid.com)
- UEFA Super Cup: Mbappé scored in the 2024 UEFA Su, helping Real Madrid beat Atalanta 2-0.
- FIFA Intercontinental Cup (Club World Cup equivalent): Real Madrid won that too, and Mbappé featured in the campaign.
What Mbappé didn’t win — near misses & team results
Sometimes, you win the spotlight even when the silverware isn’t all yours. Here’s what Mbappé didn’t manage to win this season, despite his stellar contributions:
- La Liga championship: Barcelona clinched the title; Real Madrid finished second.
- Champions League: Madrid didn’t go all the way; Mbappé’s goals did not translate into European club dominance this season.
- Domestic cups: The Copa del Rey and Supercopa de España ended in runner-ups or loss for Real Madrid in some instances. While the team reached finals or deep rounds, Mbappé couldn’t add those trophies.
Breaking records & standout stats
Awards are one thing — but to understand why this season stands out, here are stats, records, and milestones that put Mbappé’s achievements into perspective.
- Goals tally: 31 goals in 34 La Liga matches. That scoring rate made him not just top scorer, but one of the most efficient scorers in Europe’s “top five” leagues this season.
- European ranking points: The 62 points he earned put him ahead of big name rivals Viktor Gyökeres and Mohamed Salah.
- First at Real Madrid: It was his debut season at Madrid — and already he has the Golden Boot and Pichichi, which none of his predecessors achieved in their first year at Los Blancos. einsports.com)
- Total goals in all competitions: Beyond La Liga, he scored many more in other tournaments, pushing his season’s total well past 40 goals. ikipedia)
Why what Mbappé won this season matters
Winning individual awards is one thing; doing it under pressure, in a new club, and with high expectations is another.
- Moving, Mbappé had the weight of legacy to carry; comparisons to previous stars were immediate. This season, he answered many critics: he didn’t just adjust — he excelled.
- His Golden Boot and Pichichi wins signal a shift in La Liga’s scoring race: where once it was dominated by a few, now Mbappé has reinserted himself among the elite consistent scorers.
- For Real Madrid, while he couldn’t deliver every trophy, Mbappé’s goals, leadership, and consistency make him a foundational piece for future seasons. He gives the team hope and a true go-to match winner.
Conclusion
What Mbappé won this season isn’t just about silverware — it’s about reaffirmation. He didn’t win La Liga or lift the Champions League, but he did claim the European Golden Boot, the Pichichi Trophy, the UEFA Super Cup, and the Intercontinental title, alongside setting scoring records in his first year at Real Madrid.
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