Revealed: Kylian Mbappe allegedly owed €80m by PSG as Real Madrid-bound forward's exit threatens to turn ugly

Mbappe has already played his final game for PSG after announcing his decision to leave once his contract expires this summer. The superstar will move on a free transfer after his contract expires on June 30, but PSG face having to pay out a huge amount before he departs. PSG allegedly still owe Mbappe his salary for April and a bonus for February which comes to a total of around €80m (£68m/$86m), according to L'Equipe.

PSG and Mbappe's lawyers remain in negotiations over his exit with a loyalty bonus also being disputed. Mbappe is said to have been willing to forgo the payment which was subsequently paid in October on the understanding Real Madrid would foot the bill. However, Los Blancos have no intention of paying PSG any money, meaning the French side are hoping Mbappe will forgo his bonus.

Mbappe ends his PSG career with 256 goals and 96 assists in 352 appearances for the club. He has the most goal involvements for PSG in the 21st century, ahead of both Edinson Cavani (236) and Zlatan Ibrahimovic (210).

Mbappe is expected to complete his move to Real Madrid shortly. An annoucement is expected after Madrid's final game of the season on Saturday. Carlo Ancelotti's side take on Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League final and are aiming to lift the European Cup for the 15th time in the club's history.