Former India U-17 World Cup team striker Rahul KP is amazing everyone with his performances in the ongoing Indian Super League (ISL) campaign. The striker wants to be the best player in India and break the records set by the Sunil Chhetri.

A website quoted Kerala Blasters striker Rahul as saying, "I want to be the best in the country and I want to work hard for it, no matter what. Players who have created history, they are human too. For example, if Sunil Chhetri has scored so many goals for the country -- I want to break that record. I want to keep it as a challenge for myself. If I keep my expectations low, then I am not going to reach anywhere." He further added, "If I keep my expectations high and work hard for it, I will get something out of it. Hard work never goes waste. I want to be the best player in India and I am going to do whatever it takes."

Rahul also mentioned that it is a "challenge" for him to reach the level of the top players and follow their footsteps by carving out a legacy in the coming years. He said, "I am still a young player and I need to be what I want to. If I look at the players at the top level, like Sunil Chhetri, I can see that they have all created something beyond their history and they have a lot of records. My weakness is where I am right now and my strength is where I am going to be in the coming years."

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