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#3 Kylian Mbappe
Logically Mbappe would be the perfect successor to Ronaldo. He's incredibly talented, he's very young, and he has already shown that he can be a regular goalscorer, maybe even to the extent of Ronaldo and Messi.
Also signed by Paris Saint Germain last year on loan, he has now completed a permanent transfer to Paris in a switch worth €180 million. Despite being overshadowed by Neymar for most of last season, he upstaged the Brazilian star at the World Cup, playing a key role in France's victory, while Neymar was subjected to harsh criticism for poor performances and simulation.
He has joined Neymar in stating that he will be staying in Paris Saint Germain this season, and were he to move, he definitely would not come cheap, but considering Madrid's deep pockets, nothing is impossible.
