Mbappé wins against PSG: €61 million to claim | OneFootball

Paris, December 16, 2025 – The Paris labor court has issued a ruling in favor of Kylian Mbappé, ordering Paris Saint-Germain to immediately pay 61 million euros in back wages and bonuses related to the final part of the 2023/24 season. The decision comes after more than 18 months of legal dispute between the French superstar and the Parisian club.

Mbappé wins against PSG: 61 million to collect

Mbappé’s lawyers expressed great satisfaction: “This is a victory we have been waiting for a long time. The court has ordered provisional enforcement, so PSG must pay without delay. We hope they do so voluntarily, without the need for a bailiff.”

The dispute between the parties was complex: Mbappé was claiming a total of 263 million, including signing bonuses, unpaid rest days, and recognition of concealed work. PSG, for its part, was demanding 440 million for alleged unfair actions and serious contractual breaches, arguing that the player had hidden his intention not to renew his contract, depriving the club of a possible transfer fee.

Initially, Mbappé had obtained the freezing of 55.4 million from the club’s accounts, which was lifted yesterday, but the new ruling fully recognizes the sum of 61 million in favor of the striker now at Real Madrid. The decision can be appealed by PSG.

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