Mbappe ordered to compensate PSG
The Court of Appeal in Paris has ordered Kylian Mbappé, the Real Madrid striker, to pay 60,000 euros to his former club Paris Saint-Germain as compensation for the liquidity interruption that occurred during the period when the club's accounts were frozen between April and May 2025. This ruling comes within the context of the ongoing legal dispute between the player and the club, where Mbappé previously demanded €60 million as compensation for rejected bonuses. Meanwhile, the club has continued to face financial problems, forcing it to borrow funds and freeze assets. The court's decision reflects the impact of legal proceedings on the club's financial resources and confirms that the dispute remains unresolved despite a year passing since the requests and claims of each party.
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