Sources from Le Parisien newspaper confirmed that president Nasser Al-Khelaifi and the PSG board of directors will take the next step in their efforts to retain superstar Kylian Mbappe. Accordingly, the rich man from Paris is preparing to make an unprecedented offer in European football for the captain of the French national team.
The source mentioned above said that PSG is ready to offer a contract with a basic salary of up to 100 million euros/season, not including hefty bonuses. Remember that in the contract signed in the summer of 2022, Mbappe had a bonus clause of up to 80 million euros at the beginning of the season, but this player is said to have not received the above bonus.
Not only that, Ms. Fayza Lamari also received a kickback payment that was said to be “the largest in football history” that an agent could receive. Mrs. Fayza Lamari is the mother and also holds the position of representative for her son Kylian Mbappe.
This number is more than 3 times higher than the offer worth 30 million euros per season that Real Madrid sent to Mbappe. Real is said to not want to pay Mbappe too high a salary as a way to stabilize the team’s dressing room. Toni Kroos is currently Real’s highest earner, while David Alaba, Luka Modric, Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Junior are in the top five.
The Spanish Royal Team does not want to create a large salary gap between Mbappe and the rest, including rising stars like Jude Bellingham, Vinicius Junior or Rodrygo. In return, Real also set a number of bonuses to improve this player’s income, helping Mbappe not be disadvantaged too much when going to Spain to play football.
But this is not the craziest proposal Kylian Mbappe has received. In the summer of 2023, giant Al Hilal even invited the “Golden Boy” of French football to come to Saudi Arabia to play football. With just one season playing for Al Hilal, Mbappe will receive 700 million euros in salary, bonuses and other income benefits. In addition, PSG also received 300 million euros in transfer fees. However, Mbappe refused.