The French league's legal commission has ordered Paris Saint-Germain to pay Kylian Mbappe the 55 million euros in unpaid wages that he claims he's entitled to, the league said, Report informs via AP.
The league confirmed the decision to The Associated Press without more details, a day after the France superstar rejected a mediation offer by the commission in his dispute with his former club.
PSG officials and Mbappe’s representatives met in Paris on Wednesday after Mbappe asked the commission to get involved. Mbappe joined Real Madrid this summer on a free transfer.
After the meeting, Mbappe’s representatives told the AP that the France striker had asked the commission to take note of the non-payment of three months’ salary and the last third of a loyalty bonus.
PSG does not intend to pay and announced that it will take further legal action.
“In light of the limitations of the commission’s legal scope to take a complete decision on this matter, the matter must now be contested in another legal forum, to which Paris Saint-Germain is delighted to present all the facts over the coming months and year,” the club said in a message to the AP.