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Relations between PSG and Kylian Mbappé have not been cordial for several months. In addition to a painful departure, a financial dispute is now the other element that is poisoning relations between the two parties. Indeed, the former Monaco player is now demanding 55 million euros from the reigning French champions. A sum corresponding to the last third of a signing bonus (36 million euros gross) that the player was supposed to receive in February, the last three months of salary provided for in his contract (April, May, June 2024), as well as an “ethical bonus” over these three months. Yes, but the fact remains that if the LFP legal committee recently ruled in favor of Kylian Mbappé in the conflict opposing him to the Rouge et Bleu, the latter clearly do not intend to give in.
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Through a scathing statement, PSG has made it known that it still does not intend to pay the amount requested by the French international (86 caps, 48 goals). Despite this absurd situation between one of the biggest clubs in the world and one of the best players in the world, the latter had the class to thank his former team on Monday. Indeed, while he inherited the Golden Boot from last season in the Champions League. On his Instagram post, the 25-year-old striker shared a message putting the capital club in the spotlight: “I’m still hungry for more. @realmadrid. Thanks also to my former teammates and the staff at @psg. See you tomorrow, Hala Madrid!»
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