Mbappé’s staggering salary and loyalty bonus claim now shifts to labor court!
Paris Saint-Germain have scored a major legal victory as a French court has officially lifted the embargo on their club accounts, which had been frozen due to Kylian Mbappé’s legal claim for unpaid wages and bonuses, according to emerging reports.
What this means:
The financial block previously threatened PSG’s short-term liquidity, especially ahead of the summer transfer window.
The club can now resume normal banking and payment operations, giving them breathing room in the midst of off-field chaos.
The battle continues:
Mbappé is demanding a massive payout in salary arrears and loyalty bonuses believed to total over €80 million.
The case is now heading to the French labor court, where the final ruling will be made on whether PSG breached contractual obligations before Mbappé’s departure.
Context:
Mbappé opted not to renew with PSG and is set to join Real Madrid, sparking a fierce financial and legal war.
PSG reportedly withheld certain payments, arguing Mbappé’s exit nullified bonus agreements.
The club’s legal counsel stated:
> “This ruling is a vindication of our financial integrity. We are confident going forward.”
Meanwhile, Mbappé’s camp remains firm, pushing for full compensation before his chapter with PSG officially closes.
Verdict pending, tension rising. The courtroom now
decides what the pitch couldn’t.
