PSG given deadline to pay Mbappé debt | OneFootball

Sentenced in December by the French courts to pay 60.9 million euros (R$ 376.6 million at the current exchange rate) to forward Kylian Mbappé, PSG still owes the player 5.9 million euros (R$ 36.4 million), a source close to the case told AFP this Friday.

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According to the source, who confirmed the information published by the newspaper L’Équipe, PSG will have to make the payment within a period of up to eight days. The amount corresponds to accumulated and unpaid vacation by the club, which Mbappé played for from 2018 to 2024, when he signed with Real Madrid.

PSG informed AFP that it is “talking with the player’s representatives about the method of payment,” and that the amounts relating to salaries and bonuses (55 million euros, or R$ 340 million) have already been settled.

On December 16, the Conseil des prud’hommes de Paris (labor court) ordered the club to pay 60.9 million euros to the player, who reported the non-payment of salaries, bonuses, and vacation at the end of his contract. The 5.9 million euros in question correspond to this last outstanding payment.

According to another source close to the case, PSG should decide in a few days whether or not it will appeal the court decision of December 16.

*With content from AFP

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