I can't hang my face! Grand Paris deducted Mbappe's 3-month salary bonus, and the money was gone

Snow Wolf Kanball

2024-06-04 13:09Posted in Guangdong sports creators

In the early morning of June 4, Beijing time, La Liga giants Real Madrid officially announced that French superstar Mbappe joined the team, and the two sides will sign a five-year contract. Previously, it was reported that Mbappe's annual salary after tax at Real Madrid is 15 million euros, and he also received 80% of the image rights in the history of Real Madrid. However, Mbappe, who got his wish, also received bad news, that is, his salary was withheld by Grand Paris again.

According to the French newspaper "Team", although Real Madrid is proud of the exemption of Mbappe, this has made Grand Paris feel a great insult, and in order to get back on the field, Grand Paris's approach is to continue to deduct Mbappe's salary. According to the newspaper, after refusing to pay Mbappe his salary for April and bonus for February, Paris will continue to deduct Mbappe's salary for May, and of course, it is impossible to give it in June. In this way, they want to force Mbappe and Real Madrid to return their 80 million euros, which is also the amount that Mbala previously received in the loyalty award.

After opting to renew his contract with Paris in the summer of 2022, Mbappe added a loyalty clause to his contract, and according to the agreement, he will receive a loyalty bonus of 80 million euros this season. However, due to the refusal to renew the contract last summer, it was banned by Grand Paris for a time. Fortunately, the relationship between the two sides eased after that, and Mbappe was able to return to the team for this season. In February of this year, Paris paid Mbappe the full amount of the Loyalty Bonus, hoping to make Mbappe change his mind and stay at the Parc des Princes. However, Mbappe then announced that he would leave the team at the end of the season. Grand Paris, who lost the prize money and didn't get it, was very annoyed by this. Since then, they have instructed coach Luis Enrique to gradually reduce Mbappe's playing time.

And Nassr, the president of Grand Paris, believes that Real Madrid is to blame for this, and the latter will pay the price for this and compensate 80 million euros to Grand Paris. Real Madrid President Florentino naturally scoffed at this idea. In this case, Grand Paris made a move to deduct Mbappe's salary, and they hope to force Mbappe to pressure Real Madrid to shell out the 80 million euros from the Galaxy.

Now, Real Madrid has officially announced the joining of Mbappe, and the 80 million in Paris seems to be a meat bun with no return. So, their choice is to continue to deduct Mbappe's salary and bonuses. Although this money is not enough to make up for the loss of 80 million, it is better than nothing.

However, this approach will certainly reduce the losses of Grand Paris, but it will also cost the club a lot of face. As a famous oil tycoon in European football, Paris is well known for its wealth, 222 million euros to poach Neymar, and 180 million to sign Mbappe are their genius. However, this club also often plays cards out of common sense, doing some jaw-dropping things, giving people the feeling of not a big club, but more like a tsundere little girl. The deduction of Mbappe's salary bonus is just one of their stories.

In the summer of 2020, Edinson Cavani, the all-time leading scorer of Grand Paris, chose to leave on a free transfer because he was unwilling to be a substitute, and the Uruguayan center forward was nowhere to be seen on the anniversary poster of the Grand Paris club that year. Not only that, but after Paris won the 12th Ligue 1 trophy in team history this season, Cavani was still not on the thank you poster produced. Not only him, but also superstars such as Ibrahimovic, Neymar and Messi who once played at the Parc des Princes are nowhere to be seen.

Manchester City has done a commendable job in this regard, they have great trust in coach Pep Guardiola, not only the owner Mansour rarely appears, but even the club's chairman Mubarak, it is estimated that few people can blurt out his name. Manchester City were able to dominate the Premier League and win the European treble last season, and the professionalism of the club's operation was the main reason. If Paris wants to become a true European giant, it must learn from Manchester City.

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