Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappé has been ordered by the Paris Court of Appeal to pay Paris Saint-Germain €60,000.
As reported by İdman.Biz, citing L'Équipe, the fine serves as compensation for the freezing of the French club's bank accounts in 2025.
After joining Real Madrid in August 2024, Mbappé filed a €60 million claim against his former club, alleging that PSG had failed to pay him bonuses and other contractual payments. The case was heard by a labor court in the spring of 2025.
During the legal battle, the striker's lawyers secured a precautionary freeze on PSG's bank accounts. The measure was lifted in May at the club's request. However, in December, the labor court ruled that PSG must pay Mbappé nearly €61 million.
Mbappé has played for Real Madrid since 2024. In the 2026-27 season, he has made seven appearances in all competitions, scoring eight goals and providing two assists.
