Paris Saint-Germain have appealed a decision which would force them to pay former striker Kylian Mbappe €55million in withheld salary and bonuses from his time at the club. PSG have argued they were entitled to do so because Mbappe’s original contract was “legally amended” in an agreement between the player and the club as he was reintegrated into the first team in the summer of 2023.

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) are asking the French Professional League (LFP) to revisit the case between themselves and Kylian Mbappé (25).On September 12, the LFP ordered the club to pay the

Paris Saint-Germain has appealed “out of principle” the Ligue de Football Professional (LFP) Legal Commission’s ruling to pay Kylian Mbappe €55m in bonuses within eight days. The French champions consider this sum waived following a verbal agreement made in August 2023 between Mbappe and PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi.

The €20million deal with Krasnodar makes him the most expensive signing of a Russian player since Russia ’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022. He is yet to debut for PSG but, following a thigh injury to Gianluigi Donnarumma against Brest on Saturday night, he may debut in the Champions League on Wednesday against Girona.

The French league's legal commission has ordered Paris Saint-Germain to pay Kylian Mbappé the €55 million in unpaid wages that he claims he's entitled to, the league said Thursday.

Kylian Mbappé’s (25) seven-year stay at Paris Saint-Germain came to an end this summer as the Frenchman ran down his contract before signing for Real Madrid before signing on a free transfer. It

PARIS - Paris Saint-Germain refused on Sept 12 to pay departed striker Kylian Mbappe a disputed €55 million (S$79 million) despite a French league (LFP) order to do so earlier in the day. The LFP oversees all matters concerning the top two tiers of football in France, but PSG said they would seek a legal ruling elsewhere.