One of his attorneys told AFP on Monday that Kylian Mbappe’s complaint of moral harassment against his former club Paris Saint-Germain had been withdrawn.
Before Wednesday’s Club World Cup semi-final between Mbappe’s current team Real Madrid and PSG, Pierre-Olivier Sur announced that “we are withdrawing our civil action.”
An investigation was opened by the Paris prosecutor’s office last month following Mbappe’s complaint about PSG’s treatment of him at the start of the 2023-24 season.
He claims that PSG forced him to train with players who the club was trying to offload after refusing to accept a new contract.
The French players’ union filed a complaint about it last year, and it has also had an impact on other footballers.
Mbappe was not invited to a pre-season trip to Asia in 2023, and he missed the team’s opening game that year. He was later called back after discussions with the club.
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After seven seasons with PSG, the 26-year-old made his summer debut with Real Madrid.
In 308 games for the French club, who won the Champions League for the first time last year after the striker left, he scored 256 goals.
Mbappe, the country’s captain, is also fighting with PSG to recoup the 55 million euros ($64.45 million) in unpaid wages and bonuses he claims the club owes him.
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