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PSG sues Kylian Mbappé alleging €98 million owed after player’s complaint for money

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Mbappé says PSG has it due to him money! However, PSG has stated Mbappé owes them.
© Richard Heathcote/Getty ImagesMbappé says PSG has it due to him money! However, PSG has stated Mbappé owes them.

The increasingly acrimonious legal dispute between Kylian Mbappé and his former club, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), continues to escalate, with both sides digging in for a protracted and potentially messy battle in the courts. The saga began earlier this year, when the star striker filed a request for the precautionary seizure of €55 million from PSG, claiming this sum represented unpaid wages and bonuses from his final months with the Parisian club.

However, PSG’s legal team has responded forcefully, contesting Mbappé’s claim and asserting that the player has not provided sufficient evidence to support his accusations of an apparent debt.

PSG Launches Counter-Appeal

Adding another layer of complexity to the case, PSG’s legal representatives, led by Thomas Azzaro, have launched a counter-appeal to the Judicial Tribunal, seeking to overturn the initial decision to grant Mbappé the €55 million seizure order.

In a surprising twist, PSG is now alleging that Mbappé is the one who actually owes the club money, citing “tactics used” during his time in Paris as the basis for their claim.

According to sources close to the case, PSG believes that Mbappé’s legal actions are a deliberate attempt to inflict damage on the club’s reputation and undermine its success, despite the team being one of the biggest in soccer. The implication is that the French superstar is motivated by malice rather than a legitimate grievance.

“Mbappé Demanded the World and More”

Sources involved in the legal proceedings on behalf of PSG have painted a picture of a player who made exorbitant demands during his time with the club. They allege that Mbappé insisted on receiving lavish treatment and wielding considerable influence within the team, only to then orchestrate a departure to Real Madrid while attempting to extract as much money as possible from PSG.

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“Kylian Mbappé demanded the world from PSG, received it, and then tried to escape and steal everything, hoping that no one would notice. Simply because he is Kylian Mbappé,” the source claimed.

The source further criticized Mbappé, suggesting that his actions are hypocritical, accusing him of exploiting the club for personal gain while simultaneously disavowing any special connection to PSG.

Resolution Looms

The dispute has dragged on for nearly a year, since Mbappé’s high-profile move to Real Madrid, causing reputational damage. May 26 is going to be a big day for both parties to learn how the situation will resolve.

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The legal battle between Kylian Mbappé and PSG is becoming increasingly ugly, revealing a deep sense of animosity and distrust between the two sides. This case serves as a cautionary tale about the complex and often contentious relationships that can develop between high-profile players and the clubs they represent, particularly when huge sums of money are involved. The soccer world will be watching closely as this drama unfolds.

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