'This is our maximum': Kylian Mbappe admits PSG not good enough to win Champions League

Kylian Mbappe hinted that Paris Saint-Germain are simply not good enough to win the Champions League after the French giants' latest failure in Europe's premier competition.

A 2-0 win for Bayern Munich at home on Wednesday secured a 3-0 aggregate victory over the Parisians and passage through to the Champions League quarter-finals.

The Ligue 1 leaders have now gone out of the Champions League in the first knockout round in five of the past seven seasons.

PSG placed their hope in Mbappe and Lionel Messi turning the tie around in Munich, but the latter had little impact while the France superstar saw just 32 touches of the ball.

"As I said in my first Champions League press conference this season, we were going to do our maximum. The truth is this is our maximum," admitted Mbappe, whose own future will now again become the subject of increasing speculation.

Former PSG striker Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting and winger Serge Gnabry scored second-half goals at the Allianz Arena for Bayern, who were worthy winners against a flat PSG side.

Coach Christophe Galtier admitted the French side had no option but to accept their latest early Champions League exit and move on, although insisted the outcome of the last-16 tie would have been different had the visitors scored first in Wednesday's second leg.

"It is a big disappointment. Unfortunately we have to digest it and accept it," Galtier told broadcaster Canal Plus. "We have to carry on in the league. Everyone is disappointed, not least me. Even if we had lots of difficulties in the first leg we placed a lot of hope in the second leg."

Galtier was left to rue a first-half miss by Vitinha when the game was goalless, as his shot was cleared off the line by Matthijs de Ligt.

The PSG coach