US EditionMbappé Drops Legal Harassment Case Against PSG and Seeks Reconciliation
- Kylian Mbappé dropped his legal complaint of moral harassment against Paris Saint-Germain on Monday ahead of their Club World Cup semifinal match.
- Mbappé originally filed the complaint on May 16, leading to a judicial inquiry opened on June 24 following his claims of mistreatment in summer 2023.
- The complaint centered on his exclusion from PSG's first team and being made to train separately from the main squad after deciding against renewing his contract.
- Mbappé, who scored a record 256 goals for PSG over seven years, transferred to Real Madrid during the summer of 2024 without a transfer fee and has since netted 44 goals and contributed five assists in 58 matches.
- While Mbappé dropped the harassment case to seek reconciliation, his legal claim for 55 million euros in unpaid wages remains active, indicating ongoing disputes with PSG.
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Mbappé drops legal harassment case against PSG and seeks reconciliation
PARIS (AP) — Kylian Mbappé has dropped the legal proceedings he started this year against Paris Saint-Germain for moral harassment, a person with knowledge of the situation told the Associated Press.
Desiring to reach an agreement on the 55 million euros of wages and bonuses refused by the PSG, the attacker of Real Madrid withdrew, on Monday, a criminal complaint lodged in May against his former employer. He maintains his demands before the labourers.
Kylian Mbappé has withdrawn his complaint of psychological harassment against Paris Saint-Germain, his lawyer has announced.
The captain of the French team Kylian Mbappé withdrew his complaint of moral harassment against his former team Paris Saint-Germain, told AFP on Monday one of his lawyers, Pierre-Olivier Sur, confirming information from the French daily Le Parisien.
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