KYLIAN MBAPPE has shared a series of throwback snaps of himself wearing Real Madrid gear - and meeting his idol Cristiano Ronaldo.
The Frenchman, 25, has finally secured his dream move to Los Blancos following a protracted transfer saga.
Kylian Mbappe shared a series of throwback snapsThe young Mbappe could be seen wearing a Real Madrid jacketMbappe even shared a snap of himself with Cristiano RonaldoThe Frenchman, 25, is a boyhood Real Madrid fanMbappe has signed for the Champions League winners following the expiration of his Paris Saint-Germain contract.
Upon penning a five-year contract with his new side, Mbappe took to social media to reveal his joy at moving to the Bernabeu.
He wrote: "A dream come true.
Lionel Messi posts emotional message after 'year I will never forget'"So happy and proud to join the club of my dream @realmadrid
"Nobody can understand how excited I am right now.
"Can’t wait to see you, Madridistas, and thanks for your unbelievable support.
"¡Hala Madrid!"
Alongside the post, Mbappe included four pictures of himself wearing a Real Madrid tracksuit jacket as a kid.
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In one of them he posed for a snap with a beaming Ronaldo.
Mbappe has previously shared a photo of his childhood bedroom, with posters of the Madrid and Manchester United legend covering the walls.
A young Mbappe poses with his posters of hero RonaldoCredit: Offside SportsMbappe has taken a £51MILLION pay cut to join the newly crowned Champions of Europe.
It's believed that he was earning a whopping £63.9m per year during his final season in Paris with an annual £25.6m signing-on-bonus too.
Mirror Football's Premier League team of 2022 as champions dominateHis new deal in the Spanish capital will see him earn a comparatively measly £12.8m per year deal after tax, according to Sky Sports.
Mbappe will reportedly receive a whopping £106.5m signing-on bonus for his troubles - which will be paid in instalments over the course of his deal.
Mbappe will reportedly receive a whopping £106.5m signing-on bonusCredit: GettyThe Spanish press have gone wild over the newsCredit: AFP