Mbappé to receive a loyalty bonus from PSG - Official

French star Kylian Mbappe secured 40 million euros from Paris Saint-Germain after the end of July. On July 31, PSG will owe Mbappé one-half of his €80 million loyalty bonus, which will slash the price of his potential transfer. Mbappé, therefore, is set to be paid €40 million ($45 million) into his account. That is why the club wishes to have the situation resolved when the date arrives. If he does not renew, they will sell him, or that is the message Qatar is putting out, the country that is seemingly changing its mind about the player on a daily basis. PSG is scheduled to present the second installment to Mbappe on August 31, but the French club will work hard to prevent him from the second installment, by selling him. Mbappe's camp aims to obtain the loyalty reward, then move to the ranks of Real Madrid, the first to play next season for Paris, and leave for free, which is the scenario that the Parisian club fears. The French star is testing a difficult period due to his exclusion from PSG preseason camp, in order to pressure him to agree to leave this summer.