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It’s a certainty: Kylian Mbappé will be a Real Madrid player next season. The international tricolor will wear the merengue tunic, to the delight of Florentino Pérez who has made it a personal matter for years already. A galactic welcome should be reserved for the Frenchman, who will become the new offensive leader of a team that already looks great. An arrival which will cause a real tidal wave on a media and financial level, but also from a legal point of view.
Indeed, as indicated by several media such as Mundo Deportivothe government of the Madrid region will put in place a new law, already called the Ley Mbappé (Mbappé Law, Editor’s note). It is a law that will reduce certain income taxes for foreign fortunes who settle and make investments in the Madrid region.
After the Beckham law, the Mbappé law
A bit like the famous Beckham Law, which no longer exists today, but which was clearly advantageous for football clubs since the maximum income tax ceiling for foreign workers was set at 24%. . The autonomous Madrid government therefore wants to relaunch this system to attract new foreign fortunes, and everything indicates that the star of the Blues will be the first beneficiary.
Everything therefore indicates that Kylian Mbappé will have significant tax advantages once settled in Spain, and this could, for example, compensate for his shortfall in salary since he should receive lower emoluments than those he currently receives in Paris. And there is no doubt that, in the near future, other big players will also benefit from this Mbappé Law…
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