Real Madrid forward files fresh lawsuit against PSG for moral harassment | OneFootball

In a shocking twist, it has come to light through RFI that Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappe has officially filed a lawsuit against his former club Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), accusing them of moral harassment.

The Paris prosecutor’s office confirmed that a judicial investigation was opened on Tuesday, June 24, following Mbappe’s complaint.

This legal action adds a new chapter to the ongoing feud between the player and the French club. The complaint, filed in Paris, has prompted the appointment of two investigating judges.

According to reports, the problems from the fact that Mbappe was isolated by PSG from the rest of the squad during last summer’s transfer drama, an action meant to pressure him into leaving or extending his contract.

Legal battle over harassment and millions in wages

Mbappe has filed a fresh lawsuit against PSG. (Photo by Fran Santiago/Getty Images)

Beyond the harassment case, Mbappe is also locked in a serious financial dispute with PSG. The 26-year-old believes the club still owes him €55 million in unpaid wages and bonuses.

Back in April, he secured a precautionary legal order to seize this amount while awaiting a final decision.

However, PSG did not take this lightly. In response, the club filed a counterclaim, arguing not only that Mbappe’s seizure request should be cancelled but also that he may be the one who owes them money.

This escalating war between the player and the club has taken the matter from the pitch to the courtroom, where both parties are digging in for a lengthy legal fight.

As Mbappe recovers from illness and prepares for the new season with Real Madrid, the outcome of this legal case could have far-reaching implications, not just for him and PSG but for how top clubs handle internal disputes with their star players.