PSG ordered to pay Mbappe 55 million in compensation

This summer, Kylian Mbappé left PSG and joined Real Madrid as a free agent. However, the separation between the player and the club was far from smooth, with PSG still owing the star striker a significant amount of money.

Details: In recent months, Mbappé and his legal team have been fighting to secure €55 million from PSG, which the club reportedly owes him. This amount includes part of his signing bonus, three months' salary, and an "ethics bonus."

During today's court hearing, the LFP (French Football League) ruled in favor of Mbappé, ordering PSG to pay him the full sum.

Reminder: Mbappé previously stated that he holds no ill feelings towards PSG and maintains a good relationship with the club.

In La Liga's fourth round against Real Betis, Mbappé scored his first two goals in the competition. In his previous three matches, he had not found the net.

Real Madrid also claimed victory against Atalanta in the UEFA Super Cup, with Mbappé contributing a goal to the win.