VIDEO: Monaco youngster breaks Thierry Henry’s 21-year record

For a club with only seven league titles in their history, AS Monaco have a pretty good record when it comes to producing young talent.

French internationals Anthony Martial and Emmanuel Petit both began their careers with the club, while the mid-1990s saw a great young attacking pair among their ranks. David Trezeguet arrived from Argentina as a teenager, while they had another up-and-comer, Thierry Henry, who became the club's youngest goalscorer in 1995. But now, after close to 21 years, Henry's record has been broken. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmTAg81uQZk Kylian Mbappe wasn't even born when Henry opened his account for the French club, but the 17-year-old striker will go down in history after breaking his compatriot's long-standing record. The Paris-born forward only made his debut for the club in December, but this 90th minute strike against Troyes - sealing a 3-1 victory - has seen him go down in the record books. It might not be quite as impressive a strike as Henry's first, but we doubt Mbappe will mind. https://twitter.com/btsportfootball/status/701356232259424257