Paris court orders Mbappe to pay €60,000 to PSG over club bank accounts seized in 2025
The court of appeal of Paris ordered the forward of the Spanish “Real” Kylian Mbappe to pay € 60 thousand to the French football club “Paris Saint-Germain” as a result of the appeal.
The Paris Court of Appeal ordered the forward of the Spanish “Real” Kylian Mbappe to pay € 60,000 to the French football club “Paris Saint-Germain” in compensation for the arrests of bank accounts of the Paris team in 2025. It's from sb.by.
According to TASS, this was reported by the newspaper L’Equipe. Earlier, the Paris labour court ordered PSG to pay €61 million in compensation to Mbappe. The court ordered compensation for the club's non-payment of bonuses and wages since Mbappe's contract expired in 2024.
Mbappe is 27 and has been playing for Real Madrid since 2024. Together with the team, he won the Spanish Super Cup and the Intercontinental Cup in the 2024/25 season. Mbappe from 2018 to 2024 played for PSG and is recognized as the best scorer in the history of the club. As part of the team, the athlete became a six-time champion of France, a four-time winner of the French Cup and a three-time winner of the super Cup of the country. Together with the French national team, Mbappe won the 2018 World Cup in Russia and won the silver medal of the world championship in 2022 in Qatar. He owns the record for goals at the world championships - 22.
