Kylian Mbappe has rejected millions of euros in an effort to ease the possibility of leaving PSG
France forward Kylian Mbappe has turned down “tens of millions” of euros in a bid to ease the possibility of leaving Paris Saint-Germain, a source involved in the talks told AFP on Thursday.
In the agreement he reached with the club last summer, a source claims Mbappe waived bonuses of around 60 to 70 million euros ($65.6 million to $76.6 million), covering the club financially if he leaves when his contract expires in June. .
Mbappe has been free to sign wherever he wants since the transfer window opened on Monday.
French daily Le Parisien mentions a ‘loyalty’ bonus of 80 million euros he was due to receive last September, with other bonuses totaling 100 million euros.
These figures, however, were denied by a source close to the talks.
“With the agreement I reached with the president this summer, regardless of my decision, we were able to protect all parties and protect the peace of mind of the club for the upcoming challenges – that is the most important thing,” Mbappe said on Wednesday after PSG’s victory. Champions Cup.
The deal means PSG will be covered if Mbappe, who has said he has yet to make a decision about his future, leaves without a transfer fee.
