Paris Saint-Germain has a timeframe for when they must pay the first installment of the loyalty bonus to Kylian Mbappé.
RMC Sport reported on Wednesday that the capital club needs to pay the 24-year-old €40 million before the end of July. The payment comes at a time when the 24-year-old’s future remains uncertain.
🚨 PSG will have to pay the first part of the loyalty bonus to Kylian Mbappé before the end of July. ⏳💰 🇫🇷
The amount of his bonus is €40M. 🤑
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Mbappé has rumors linking him with a potential move to Real Madrid continue to swirl. Furthermore, club president Nasser Al-Khelaifi has provided an ultimatum to Mbappé to end the transfer saga.
The ongoing rumors linking Mbappé with Real Madrid intensify the pressure on PSG to make crucial decisions regarding his future. As a result, Al-Khelaifi put a deadline on the 2018 FIFA World Cup winner.
Al-Khelaifi stated that if Mbappé is unwilling to sign a new contract with PSG, they will consider a potential exit.
“Mbappé must decide next week, or maximum in 2 weeks,” Al-Khelaifi told French media outlet Le Parisien. “And if he doesn’t want to sign a new contract, the door is open. […] No one is bigger than the club, no player, not even me.”
While PSG remains hopeful of securing a contract extension and retaining the services of their prized asset, the allure of joining the Spanish giants may prove difficult to resist for the ambitious Frenchman.
