The twenty-four-year-old ace drives other expensive cars.

When soccer players become well-known and wealthy, they usually treat themselves, and buying expensive cars is one of the most common indulgences.

Not to be outdone, Kylian Mbappe recently purchased a Ferrari.

The Frenchman had the option of buying a 1,000-horsepower Ferrari SF90 Stradale or a 720-horsepower V8 Ferrari 488 Pista, according to GQ magazine and Actu Automobile.

According to GQ magazine, the attacker for PSG selected a Ferrari 488 Pista, which has 720 horsepower and costs almost 500,000 euros.

Why will Mbappe be unable to operate his opulent vehicle?

Mbappe won’t be taking his car from Il Cavallino Rampante because he doesn’t have a driver’s license, despite having several expensive cars.

In a prior interview, he declared, “I missed simple things like getting a driver’s license.” It’s a disadvantage of starting a successful business early.

I think everyone has one. For many others, a license is necessary, but not for me.

“Even though it is related to autonomy, I already had autonomy because I could use drivers. It has never been a major issue.

Now that he is 24 years old, Mbappe still does not drive because he does not see the necessity for it, despite PSG offering to pay for him to take driving lessons at a driving school.

Since arriving in Paris, the striker has had a butler, a cook, and a driver accompany him.

Mbappe’s opulent vehicles

The attacker for PSG is also the owner of an Audi A6, a Range Rover, a Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupe, and a Mercedes-Benz V-Class.

In a series of Instagram photos, Kylian can be seen getting out of a range of Volkswagen cars, including the ID.5, ID.4, and Tiguan.

But the star gets a loaner car to use on the way to training camps because the German corporation sponsors the French national team.

Autohero is a website that sells used cars, but PSG does not presently have any OEMs as sponsors.

This sponsor took the place of Renault in 2021, a firm that lent automobiles to the management and coaching staff but not the players.