Kylian Mbappé, striker for París Saint-Germain  (PSG), signed months ago with the French club the best contract in the history of football and sport, according to the newspaper Le Parisien.

According to the French media, Mbappé will receive 630,000,000 euros gross if he completes the three years for which he signed with PSG. That amount would be broken down into different concepts and a month would reach 6,000,000 euros gross.

In total, he would accumulate 72,000,000 euros gross per season in salary; To that amount, a renewal bonus of 180,000,000 divided into three different installments would be added; and then he would have three loyalty bonuses if he doesn’t leave the club (70 if he doesn’t in 2023, 80 in 2024 and 90 in 2025).

The entire amount collected would exceed that of the contract signed by Lionel Messi in 2017 with FC Barcelona and revealed by the newspaper El Mundo. The Argentine star signed a contract that reached a total of 555,000,000 euros.

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The former chairman of the Bayern Munich board of directors Karl-Heinz Rummenigge again spoke out in favor of stricter financial control in European football.

“It already exists in the form of Financial Fair Play. You just have to adapt it, use it and demand it more rigorously,” Rummenigge said.

The 65-year-old former German international, who sits on the Executive Committee of the European Union of Football Associations (UEFA) as a representative of the European Clubs Association (ECA), stressed that stricter rules are an “absolute necessity”.

According to Rummenigge, the question lies in the speed with which changes can be introduced and legally guaranteed “in a Europe whose pillars of the market economy include free competition”.

“These regulations I’m talking about are supposed to stabilize competition, not restrict it, and the issue addresses too little from that perspective,” he said.

UEFA’s Financial Fair Play stipulates in principle that clubs participating in European tournaments must not spend more than they earn. However, due to the recent transfers and multi-million dollar salaries paid by the main European clubs, criticism of the system and its effectiveness are increasingly added.

For Rummenigge, a “concrete” catalog of sanctions must be created. “You don’t have to act as crazy, but you have to change some small details.”

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