Yesterday, it became known that €55 million had been seized from the accounts of Paris Saint-Germain forward Kilian Mbappe. This corresponds to the amount of debt owed to striker Kilian Mbappe last summer. The decision was made by the executive judge of the Parisian court. The club announced its preparations for a long-term trial and its confidence in its fairness. The hearing in the case is scheduled for May 26. Mbappe’s lawyer Dolphin Veriden announced his intention to appeal to the French Minister of Sports, requesting intervention and appealing the decision of the French Football Federation’s Appeals Commission, which rejected Mbappe’s appeal against Paris Saint-Germain. In addition, the lawyer intends to contact the European Football Association (UEFA) to investigate the dispute, arguing that the Parisian club is violating its wage payment obligations. Veriden noted that if the club’s guilt is confirmed, PSG could be stripped of its Champions League license.
