Imagine being 19 and also a World Cup winner. I personally cannot!
France's Kylian Mbappé, 19, has become the youngest player in six decades to score during a World Cup final, according to ESPN. (In 1958, Pele scored two goals against Sweden at the age of 17.)
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That's right, folks. Mbappé is 19 years old, which means he was born in 1998. And he's inspiring both awe and mild existential crises in many World Cup viewers.
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As he should. Teens are well on their way to ruling the world.
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Anyway, if you're over 19, now is either a great time or the worst time to think about what you were doing in your late teen years. I'll tell you this much: I was certainly not winning the World Cup.
Congrats to France!
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