Club Legend Sergio Ramos Sends Enormous Message to Kylian Mbappe Following UCL Debut at Real Madrid

In their UEFA Champions League game, Real Madrid defeated VfB Stuttgart handily 3-1. In the 46th minute Kylian Mbappé started the score; Antonio Rüdiger scored in the 83rd minute; Endrick scored in the 90+5th minute. In the 68th minute Deniz Undav drew one back for Stuttgart. Real Madrid's dominance in possession—45% compared to Stuttgart's 55%—showcased their ability with 20 shots and 8 on target. Madrid's strong performance brought them a well earned three points.

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Sergio Ramos shares a heartfelt message for Kylian Mbappe

After the French player scored his first UEFA Champions League goal for Real Madrid, former defender Sergio Ramos showed his respect for Kylian Mbappe . With Mbappe scored the first goal, Los Blancos defeated VfB Stuttgart 3-1 in a game taking place at the Santiago Bernabeu on September 17.

In the 46th minute Mbappe scored from Rodrygo, completing a well-placed through play. Denis Undav helped Stuttgart level in the 68th minute; Real Madrid lost the advantage when Antonio Rudiger scored in the 83rd minute. Summer signing Endrick then finished off the triumph with an incredible late goal.

Mbappe raised his Champions League total to 49, ranking among all-time scores in the tournament and overtaking icons like Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Andriy Shevchenko with this aim. Celebrating his score, the 25-year-old blew kisses to the audience to replicate one of Ramos' trademark goal celebrations during his time at the team.

Posting a collage of himself and Mbappe, Ramos expressed his enthusiasm on Instagram, hoping the teenage striker many more goals in the venerable white shirt.Sergio Ramos posted: 

"How great my brother, for 1000 goals more… Enjoy!”

During Ramos's two years in Paris Saint- Germain, Kylian Mbappe and Sergio Ramos played alongside one another. Former Spain international joins PSG in 2021 his departure from Real Madrid. Before moving to Sevilla in 2023, he supported the squad in France in obtaining two league championships and the Trophees des Champions.