Kylian Mbappe, the prolific striker of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), was honored as France's player of the year at the UNFP Trophies gala in Paris. The 25-year-old received the prestigious award for the fifth consecutive time, marking the culmination of his remarkable seven-season tenure with PSG.

Mbappe's outstanding season saw him score an impressive 44 goals across all competitions, reaffirming his status as one of the world's finest talents. As he prepares to depart PSG upon the expiry of his contract, Real Madrid emerges as the likely destination for his next chapter in football.

Reflecting on his time in Ligue 1, Mbappe expressed gratitude for the league where he has honed his skills and achieved numerous milestones. Despite bidding farewell to Ligue 1, Mbappe emphasized its significance in shaping his career and expressed appreciation for the opportunities it provided.

The prolific striker's farewell to PSG was marked by a memorable performance, scoring in his final home game despite the team's unexpected defeat against Toulouse. With 27 goals in Ligue 1 this season, Mbappe's prolific form has been unmatched, further solidifying his reputation as a formidable goal scorer.

Mbappe's accolade was a testament to his exceptional talent and contribution to PSG's success. The club's dominance was further evident in other awards, with Warren Zaire-Emery named young player of the season and Gianluigi Donnarumma recognized as the best goalkeeper.

Eric Roy, coach of Brest, received the Coach of the Year award for his remarkable achievement in guiding the club to European qualification for the first time in their history. Brest's remarkable journey under Roy's leadership highlights the diverse talent and competitiveness within French football.

As Mbappe embarks on a new chapter in his illustrious career, his legacy in Ligue 1 and PSG will endure, leaving an indelible mark on French football history.