Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has been ordered to pay €61 million to former player Kylian Mbappe following a ruling by the labor court, according to RMC Sport.
Mbappe left the club last year and filed a claim over three months of unpaid salary, as well as bonuses and compensation for unused paid leave that were not settled before his contract expired. The court ruled fully in favor of the player.
The footballer’s lawyers described the verdict as a victory, stressing that the case was not personal but a matter of principle, emphasizing the right to be paid for work performed.
Shortly after the ruling, PSG issued a statement acknowledging the court’s decision, confirming it would comply while reserving the right to appeal, and wishing Mbappe success for the remainder of his career.
