Mbappe starred during Sunday’s showpiece event against Argentina, leading a French comeback in normal time with two goals in 94 seconds – before he also scored in extra time to level the tie again at 3-3.
His World Cup hat-trick was the first in the final since Sir Geoff Hurst also scored a hat-trick for England in 1966 against West Germany.
As Mbappe returns to training with his club, PSG have been enjoying an impressive season as they currently sit top of Ligue 1, still unbeaten after 15 games.
They also avoided defeat throughout their Champions League group – but finished second – by virtue of Benfica scoring more goals away from home.
Mbappe was in fine form before the World Cup, scoring 19 goals and adding five assists in just 20 games in all competitions.
