Messi is sure to score in the final - Mbappe

Kathmandu. France captain Kylian Mbappe has said that the success of the team is more important than his personal record. Speaking to the media after the semi-final, he said he was confident Lionel Messi would score in the World Cup final.

Mbappe said, "Messi will score in tomorrow's final." That's for sure.” He added, “I'm just trying to help my team win. Scoring a lot of goals in the World Cup helps players develop in some aspects.

Express

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