Paris Court Rules in Favor of Mbappe: €60 Million Awarded

A Paris labor court has ordered Paris St Germain to pay Kylian Mbappe €60 million in unpaid salary and bonuses, resolving a contentious dispute. The court found PSG failed to pay acquired earnings for April through June 2024. The ruling aligns with prior decisions by the French Professional Football League.

In a landmark decision, a Paris labor court ruled that Paris St Germain must compensate Kylian Mbappe €60 million in unpaid wages and bonuses. This resolves a contentious dispute that has gripped French football for months.

The legal battle began when the French striker claimed his earnings for April, May, and June 2024 were unpaid. The issue arose shortly before Mbappe's high-profile transfer to Real Madrid on a free transfer.

The court's decision comes after the French Professional Football League had previously acknowledged the unpaid sums. PSG did not provide any written agreement to suggest that Mbappe had forfeited his dues.

(With inputs from agencies.)