French Football Federation Declines PSG's Request in Mbappé Wage Dispute

The Federation ruled that PSG's appeal over €55 million in unpaid wages to Mbappé was submitted too late, leaving the club liable for the payment.

Kylian Mbappé is owed €55 million by PSG, including unpaid salaries for April, May, and June, as well as a loyalty bonus and an ethical bonus.
The French Football Federation (FFF) stated that PSG's appeal was invalid as it was submitted one day past the deadline, following a ruling by the French league's appeals commission in favor of Mbappé.
PSG argued that Mbappé had verbally agreed to waive the bonuses after being sidelined for refusing to extend his contract, but the player disputed this claim.
Mbappé rejected mediation offers earlier in the dispute, citing his contractual rights under French football regulations, and has since joined Real Madrid on a free transfer.
The dispute could escalate further, with PSG exploring additional legal options through labor or administrative courts or the French National Olympic and Sports Committee.