Kylian Mbappe has said that he believes he has joined the perfect club to "express himself" after linking up with Paris Saint-Germain from Monaco on an initial loan deal.
The 18-year-old finally completed his switch between the Ligue 1 rivals on Thursday afternoon in a move that will likely be made permanent for a nine-figure fee next summer.
Mbappe admits that he still has "a lot to learn" during his time at the Parc des Princes, but is happy to now be back on the field after netting his first international goal for France in their 4-0 win over the Netherlands.
"Football is where I express myself the best," he told reporters. "All I've ever done is play football. I love playing football so it was great to be back on the pitch tonight.
"I am really happy to be part of a big club like this. I think the project is ideal for me to progress and to continue to learn at the highest level.
"I'm going to be surrounded by players who have, in the main, won everything at the national and international level. I have a lot to learn at PSG and a lot to prove."
Mbappe, who is France's youngest scorer since Georges Lech in 1963, is in line to make his PSG bow against Metz on September 8.
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