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While the departure of Kylian Mbappé for Real Madrid is now understood, the contract awaiting the Bondynois is surprising.
It is now understood: after seven years at PSG, Kylian Mbappé will leave the capital club at the end of the season to join Real Madrid. The Bondynois informed Nasser Al-Khelaïfi at the start of the week, assuring him that his decision was irrevocable and that there was no point in trying to outbid him to try to convince him, once again, to stay in Paris.
If the departure of the French world champion is now confirmed, its terms remain to be precisely defined. At PSG as at Real Madrid. Because if the top scorer in the League will leave the Rouge et Bleu free, barring a very improbable extension, he had agreed with the Parisian leaders to abandon numerous bonuses which were to be paid to him. According to some experts on the matter, he could even return part of the bonus to the XXL signing which awaits him in Madrid.
Not paid more than Bellingham or Vinicius
However, Josep Pedrerol, the star host of the show El Chiringuito, has other information. If Kylian Mbappé is indeed going to sign up with Real Madrid, for the next five or six years, his emoluments will be much lower than what he has been saying for several months.
While some mentioned a signing bonus of 130 million euros, this would ultimately only be 50 million euros. Likewise, his salary should be in the same waters as those of Vinicius or Jude Bellingham and therefore be around 20 million euros rather than the 35 announced by some.
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