Kylian Mbappé has reportedly won a major legal battle against his former club Paris Saint-Germain, with a Paris court ordering the Ligue 1 giants to pay the French forward €61 million in compensation. The ruling brings an end to a long-running dispute between the two parties that had been ongoing for nearly a year.
According to reports, the Court of Paris sided with Mbappé, who is now a Real Madrid player, concluding that PSG must settle the outstanding amount linked to contractual obligations and unpaid compensation. The decision represents a significant moment in one of the most high-profile legal disputes involving a modern football superstar.
The case dates back to last year, when PSG allegedly demanded an extraordinary €440 million from Mbappé in November, a figure that shocked the football world. In response, the player counter-claimed €263 million from the club, arguing that PSG had failed to honour key elements of his contract.
After months of legal proceedings, the court ultimately ruled in Mbappé’s favour, confirming a €61 million payout. PSG have since issued a brief reaction, acknowledging the verdict and reflecting on the situation. The club stated that it had acted “out of naivety” and claimed to have learned from the experience.
