If Kylian Mbappé finally signs for Real Madrid, the French international would have a higher salary the one he has today at PSG. The forward is currently in the third highest paid echelon of the Parisian squad, receiving 2,098 million € per month, which translates into 25.1 million € gross per year.
If we do the tax imputation, Bondy's earns € 13.98 net per season, a lower salary than Neymar's, who, for his part, earns € 3.06 million gross per month, that is, € 36.72 million gross per season. The last offer that Al-Khelaïfi has sent him to renew, which entailed a significant salary increase, did not place Mbappé as the best paid of the squad and continued to put him behind Neymar and Messi.
On the other hand, in case of arriving at Real Madrid, Mbappé would receive a net € 25 million per season. The PSG attacker would earn € 11 million more annually and would place him as the highest paid of the white team's squad. Those 25 million net would mean 43 gross considering the tax rate in Spain, whose legislation is different from the French in terms of employment contracts.