If Kylian Mbappé leaves PSG this summer or if he ends up renewing, PSG will have to pay € 35 million to Monaco. It is one of the clauses that the Monegasque team inserted in the sale of the French international in 2017 after its sale became official and that could materialize in the coming days if Bondy's talent leaves the French capital.
In 2018, PSG executed the purchase option it had for Mbappé of 180 million and his transfer could amount to 220 in case he renews or sells Al-Khelaïfi to him in the summer. If Real Madrid offered 160 million for the striker, for example, PSG would only receive 125 for being obliged to pay Monaco that reduction by the clause inserted in the French contract.
The last days of the market are anticipated more decisive than ever to determine the future of Mbappé. The forward has already communicated to PSG his intention not to renew and to leave the French capital. The last word is Al-Khelaïfi, who will have to choose between the pride of keeping it or keeping it so that it comes out for free in 2022.