The expert compared the strongest forwards: Who is first?

In European football, every season one question is always interesting: which striker is truly the most dangerous, the most perfect, the most "killer"? Renowned Spanish football commentator Julio Maldonado - an expert nicknamed Maldini, well-known to fans - spoke on this very topic, comparing the four top strikers in Europe's top five leagues.
In his opinion, the fight for the "Golden Boot" will be even more intense this time. Because the big stage has everything: goals, pressure, form, competition... and each candidate has their own "weapon."
The expert first highlighted Kylian Mbappé. Maldonado says openly: in his opinion, Mbappe is the best option at the moment. The reason is simple: he's a perfect striker, capable of creating threats in various styles, and can quickly disrupt an opponent's defense. His speed, his agility in decision-making, and his sharpness in goal-scoring - all of this is a separate headache for the opponent.
Regarding Harry Kane, Maldonado highlighted his "playing outside the box" as the strongest aspect. That is, Kane is not just the classic "nine" who scores goals - he goes back, joins the combination, delivers the ball, participates in building the situation. Sometimes he even acts as a playmaker in the "ten" position. According to the expert, Kane is often underestimated, but in reality, he is a very bright and intelligent striker.
Maldini spoke somewhat critically about Erling Haaland. According to him, the Norwegian striker is not in his best form right now. If Manchester City wants to compete for the biggest goals in the English Premier League and Champions League, the team will need Haaland's "strongest version." Because Haaland's real level is a situation that frightens the opponent, which decides the fate of the game in one episode.
As for Lautaro Martinez, the expert considered him one step below the other three candidates. But this doesn't mean Lautaro is weak. Maldonado highlighted his hard work, mobility, and goal-scoring skills. Meaning he's still a "reliable forward," just less of a "superweapon" effect at the level of Mbappe, Kane, and Haaland.
In short, Maldini's comparison proved one thing once again: each top striker has their own path, their own style, their own strengths. But when you say "Golden Boot," danger, perfection, and power of influence come to the forefront. Maldonado gave Mbappé the highest rating in this regard.
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