LFP Rules Mbappé's Case Against PSG Legally Inadmissible

The €55 million salary and bonuses dispute between Kylian Mbappé and PSG will now move to civil court as the LFP declines jurisdiction.

The LFP's disciplinary commission ruled that Kylian Mbappé's claim against PSG for unpaid salaries and bonuses is inadmissible under its jurisdiction.
Mbappé is seeking €55 million from PSG, including a signing bonus installment, unpaid salaries for April to June 2024, and an ethics bonus.
PSG argued that the case should be resolved in civil court, citing a prior legal challenge they initiated against the LFP's earlier rulings favoring Mbappé.
The dispute stems from a contested August 2023 agreement in which Mbappé reportedly waived certain bonuses if he left PSG as a free agent, which he did by joining Real Madrid.
PSG expressed satisfaction with the LFP's decision and reiterated their willingness to seek an amicable resolution, though they are prepared to defend their position in court.