AS Monaco are in the quarterfinals of the UEFA Champions League for the second time in three years after a 3-1 victory against Manchester City on Wednesday saw them advance on away goals.
The main reason for their success this season comes from their attack. Monaco have scored 126 goals in 47 games in all competitions following Wednesday's game, including 15 in the Champions League, and their 84 goals scored in Ligue 1 are the most of any team in Europe's top five leagues.
Veteran striker Radamel Falcao has played a large role in their success, but for a club that takes pride in developing its young players, several of them have starred, too.
Here's a look at some of Monaco's brightest young stars:
Kylian Mbappe, striker
Age: 18
What to know: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger caused a stir when he revealed he has been tracking 18-year-old Monaco striker, but the most notable thing Wenger said was the comparison he made to Gunners legend Thierry Henry.
Click here to read why Mbappe and Henry are similar players, by Ian Holyman.
Tiemoue Bakayoko, midfielder
Age: 22
What to know: While Claude Makelele's advice has helped shape the Bakayoko of today, as a youngster, he dreamt of playing the more marauding game of Yaya Toure.
Click here for the reasons why Makelele tries to imitate Toure's style of play, by Ian Holyman.
Bernardo Silva, midfielder
Age: 22
What to know: Nicknamed "Messizinho" (little Messi) when coming through Benfica's famed Seixal youth academy, Silva was identified from a young age as a footballer of immense talent.
Click here for five things to know about Silva, by Tom Kundert.
Thomas Lemar, midfielder
Age: 21
What to know: Lemar's role model has always been Andres Iniesta, and it shows. While his dribbling skills are superb, he is not obsessed with taking on defenders, but rather puts emphasis on team play.
Click here to read more on Lemar's approach and style, by Michael Yokhin.