Kylian Mbappe’s lawyers have asked the French government to freeze Paris Saint-Germain’s accounts while they try to settle a €55m debt.
“We are going to fight,” the forward’s lawyer Delphine Verheijden said on เล่นบาคาร่า UFABET เว็บตรง ค่าคอมสูง Thursday. The
French league had ordered PSG to pay what the French president claimed were owed money last year, but the French Football Federation (FFF) rejected the request, saying the process was in court. “
This morning we have filed a request to freeze PSG’s accounts for €55m,” another lawyer, Thomas Clay, said. Requests have also been sent to the French sports minister and UEFA to consider matters related to the case.
Separately, she said Mbappé had asked the federation to inform Uefa that PSG failed to pay him what he was owed, in breach of the club’s salary obligations.
Verheyden suggested that if PSG were found responsible the club could lose the licence allowing them to play in the Champions League.
Last October, the French league (LFP) appeals commission upheld the decision ordering PSG to pay Mbappé the unpaid wages he wants. Mbappé claims the club owes him three months’ salary and the last third of a loyalty bonus.
He joined Real Madrid from PSG last summer on a free transfer after scoring a club-record 256 goals in seven years. PSG argued that when Mbappé was sidelined before the 2023-24 season – after his decision not to extend his contract – there was a verbal agreement with him opting to relinquish bonuses in order to return to the team. “They have not shown any evidence of any agreement,” Verheyden said.
Mbappe claims Paris owes him that amount in wages and bonuses, but the French club claim they do not.