Kylian Mbappe has claimed the current France squad has more potential than their last two World Cup sides but stressed they must deliver after reaching the semi-finals.France booked their place in the semi-finals by earning a 2-0 win over Morocco, with the result setting up a last four clash with either Belgium or Spain.Mbappe was part of the France side that lifted the World Cup in 2018, before falling agonisingly short four years later in Qatar after losing to Argentina on penalties.The France captain insisted the current iteration cannot be deemed as the strongest he played with yet, having not matched those achievements, but declared the 2026 side has the most potential in a warning to their possible opponents.'I don't know if it's the strongest, I was a world champion and a world runner-up, and this team hasn't achieved that yet,' Mbappe said.'However, it's undoubtedly the one with the most potential. The one we can envision a future with. There's a lot of quality in this team; it allows us to dream. Kylian Mbappe believes this squad has the most potential of those he has played in Mbappe, however, stressed they need to emulate the 2018 and 2022 sides that lifted the World Cup and finished as runners-up respectively