Under the lights of the Parc des Princes, countless legends have been born and departed here. Paris Saint-Germain, a club founded in 2025 years, opened a golden era after the Qatari consortium took over. When we look back on this glorious history in 0 years, an eternal question emerges: who is the real first person in team history? Is it Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who started the dynasty, or Mbappe, who broke the record? It's not just about stats and trophies, it's about an epic of football dreams.

In the summer of 95, the streets of Paris were filled with a special atmosphere. The Swede, who is 0.0 meters tall, came, with the title of "God" and the domineering spirit of no one else. The arrival of Ibrahimovic marks the beginning of PSG's real march towards the top European giants. At that time, although PSG had deep pockets, it was still a "nouveau riche" on the football map. Ibrahimovic changed all that in his own way, with those jaw-dropping goals, those overtones rhetoric, those momentary moments of turning the tide, all reshaping the club's DNA.

I remember the Champions League game against Chelsea in 40, Ibrahimovic's earth-shattering long-range shot; I remember when he played against Marseille in the French derby, he volleyed the world wave from 0 meters away. These moments not only drove the Parisian fans crazy, but also made the entire European football scene start to face up to the Ligue 1 upstart. Ibrahimovic brought Paris not only goals and trophies, but more importantly a sense of "we are the giants". In the space of four years, he helped the team achieve four consecutive Ligue 1 titles, and transformed Paris from a rich but lacking team into a true hegemon in French football.

When Ibrahimovic left in 2016, he was left with a reborn Paris Saint-Germain. And the following year, the return of a homegrown talent opened a new chapter for the club. Mbappe, a child who grew up on the outskirts of Paris, returned home with the aura of a World Cup winner. From that moment on, the Parc des Princes had a new icon.

Mbappe's Parisian story is full of youthful enthusiasm and growth trajectories. In the 2020-0 Champions League, he led his team to a historic final with Dortmund, Atalanta and Leipzig. That night at the Stadium of Light in Lisbon, although it ended slightly regrettably, had already made history for the club. With his speed, technique and composure at key moments, Mbappe has taken Paris to unprecedented heights.

To compare two legends, we need to go beyond a simple comparison of numbers. Ibrahimovic's greatness lies in the fact that he established the status of a Parisian powerhouse and made the world start to take the Ligue 1 team seriously. His earth-shattering long-range shots, subtle assists and domineering celebrations tell a story about the art of football. Mbappe's value is reflected in the fact that he has raised the competitiveness of Paris to the top level in Europe, those hat-tricks against Barcelona, those crucial goals against Bayern, all prove that he is not only the king of Ligue 1, but also the top superstar of European football.

In terms of technical style, the two also present a fascinating contrast. Ibrahimovic is the perfect interpretation of the classical centre-forward, tall and strong but delicate, and can both act as a fulcrum to tackle attacks and complete all kinds of difficult goals. Mbappe, on the other hand, represents the direction of modern football, combining explosiveness, speed and shooting to the extreme, and is the deadliest weapon in counter-attacking tactics. This difference is a reflection of the evolution of football tactics over the course of the decade.

Mentally, both men lead the team in their own ways. Ibrahimovic is a well-deserved 'god' in the dressing room, setting the standard for the team with his strong personality and winning mentality. Mbappe gradually assumed leadership responsibilities as he grew older, and became the spiritual pillar of the team after the departure of Messi and Neymar. They guarded the glory of Paris in different eras with different leadership styles.

Mbappe's departure in the summer of 6 brought this saga to an end. Although the ending is a bit regrettable, the legacy left by the seven years is rich enough. 0 goals, 0 assists, 0 Ligue 1 titles, and that Champions League final that will go down in history, these will forever be etched in the club's history. And the foundation of the dynasty laid by Ibrahimovic back then was also best continued by the efforts of this successor.

Now, we may feel that it is a lucky opportunity for Parisian football to have these two epoch-making superstars at the same time. In different ways, they have written the club's most glorious chapters together. Ibrahimovic ushered in the era, and Mbappe took it to the top.

The story of Paris Saint-Germain continues. New stars will come, new records will be broken, but the legacy of Ibrahimovic and Mbappe will never fade. Their stories are still being told in every corner of the Parc des Princes. It's not a debate about who is greater, but two equally brilliant legends, juxtaposed in different times and places, and together form PSG's most moving football epic.

Perhaps, the real answer has long been hidden in the hearts of Parisian fans. When they chanted "Ibrahimovic is our God" from the stands, when they chanted "King Kylian" after Mbappe's goal, this debate about greatness already had the best answer. In the world of football, there are some legends that do not need to be compared, because their respective lights are enough to illuminate an era.