Kylian Mbappé Files Complaint Against PSG Over €55 Million Payment Dispute
The French football star has taken his case to the French league's disciplinary committee, challenging PSG's refusal to pay bonuses and wages from his time at the club.
- Mbappé claims Paris Saint-Germain owes him €55 million in unpaid wages and bonuses, stemming from his contract before moving to Real Madrid in June 2024.
- The dispute centers on an August 2023 agreement in which Mbappé reportedly waived the payment if he left PSG as a free agent, a condition his representatives now contest.
- A hearing before the French league's disciplinary committee is scheduled for December 11, though PSG argues the matter may ultimately require resolution in an industrial tribunal.
- PSG has refused to comply with multiple rulings from the French league and football federation ordering the payment, citing what they view as Mbappé's prior commitments to forgo the money.
- Potential penalties for PSG, if found at fault, could include fines or restrictions on signing new players, though the club remains confident in its legal position.
Ouest-France 