Mbappe filed a complaint against former club PSG, accused of mental harassment

France star footballer and Real Madrid striker Kylian Mbappe has filed a case of mental harassment against his former club Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), for which legal action has been filed. Mbappe claimed that PSG failed to provide him with a 55-million-euro (around Rs 610 crore) salary.

Apart from this, the France captain has also claimed that he was isolated by the club ahead of the 2023-24 season. When he decided not to extend his contract. According to the Paris prosecutor's office, Mbappe is complaining of 'laughing', which in France refers to the situation when a player is isolated from the main team for sporting, administrative, or disciplinary reasons.

Mbappe left PSG a year ago and moved to Real Madrid on a free transfer. Mbappe played 256 club record goals for PSG in seven years, but PSG won its first Champions League title this year without him. The association between PSG and Mbappe ended on a sour note. Even some PSG fans booed him at his final game at home.

He was given the expensive contract from the club in 2022, but Mbappe says the club did not keep the promises made at the time. Mbappe's legal team says the behavior by the club should be considered mental harassment, and on this basis, he has taken legal action against PSG.