 in May but relations between PSG and the player and his entourage have quickly soured. This has happened before the World Cup where PSG's Qatari owners were determined to still have arguably the world's best player on their books. Before the Champions League tie with Benfica last month, multiple newspapers in Spain and France claimed that Mbappe was unhappy with the club's broken promises on transfer policy. Marca said the relationship had 'completely broken down'. Mbappe had said on international duty in September that he enjoyed the 'freedom' playing off Olivier Giroud in a clear dig at PSG's failure to sell Neymar and sign a centre-forward. Now L'Equipe has claimed his anger was fuelled by delays in his monthly salary of €5.8m last month. Mbappe negotiated a new annual salary worth €70m - the same as Lionel Messi and Neymar Jr - as well a signing bonus of €180m to be spread over three years and a 'loyalty bonus' of a further €150m to be paid after completing each year of his deal. Paris Saint-Germain's French forward Kylian Mbappe The French sports daily claimed that Mbappe's September wages were still not in){kind=link}
France superstar Kylian Mbappe has arrived at the World Cup in Qatar with a cloud hanging over his club future, having fallen out with the hierarchy at Paris Saint-Germain just months after signing a new deal and turning down a free transfer to Real Madrid
Kylian Mbappe was furious with Paris Saint-Germain last month because the Qatari-owned club was late in paying his multi-million euro salary, according to a report in France.
And it is claimed the affair contributed to the World Cup winners’ desire to leave the Ligue 1 champions just months after signing a huge new contract.
Manchester United are interested in replacing Cristiano Ronaldo with Mbappe next year. The France star, 23, only agreed a new three-year contract worth a staggering total of â¬540m (£472.6m) in May but relations between PSG and the player and his entourage have quickly soured. This has happened before the World Cup where PSG’s Qatari owners were determined to still have arguably the world’s best player on their books.
Before the Champions League tie with Benfica last month, multiple newspapers in Spain and France claimed that Mbappe was unhappy with the club’s broken promises on transfer policy. Marca said the relationship had “completely broken down”.