Paris Saint-Germain, the Parisian club ordered to pay €61 million to Mbappé | OneFootball

The Real Madrid star wins the lawsuit against his former club: three months of salary and bonuses paid with interest, reports Mediaset

Paris Saint-Germain, the Parisian club ordered to pay 61 million euros to Mbappé

The Paris labor court has ordered Paris Saint-Germain to pay almost 61 million euros to Kylian Mbappé for unpaid bonuses and salaries since the expiration of his contract in 2024.

However, the court, composed of two employer representatives and two worker representatives, rejected the argument of the Real Madrid star’s lawyers, namely the reclassification of his fixed-term contracts as permanent contracts (CDI).

THE AMOUNT

It was precisely on this point that Mbappé’s lawyers had based their request for compensation of 263 million euros, compared to arrears of about 53 million euros, resulting from three monthly payments (12 million euros each) and some unpaid bonuses. The final amount of 61 million also takes into account damages awarded to the French striker.

The PSG’s requests, amounting to 440 million euros, were rejected in their entirety. The Parisians had little to support their claim for this enormous sum from Mbappé: their lawyers’ argument was based on an alleged verbal agreement between the parties and on the damages that the Frenchman’s departure on a free transfer would have caused to Al-Khelaifi’s club.

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