Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is set to take legal action against Kylian Mbappé following a ruling by the French football league's governing body (LFP) in favor of the player, who claims he is owed 55 million euros in unpaid wages and bonuses. The LFP's National Joint Appeals Commission ruled that PSG must pay Mbappé the contested sum, a decision that PSG intends to challenge in court while seeking an amicable resolution. PSG argues that Mbappé agreed to a legal amendment to his contract in August 2023, which he later reneged on when he transferred to Real Madrid. The club maintains that the player has received unprecedented benefits over his seven-year tenure and insists on honoring his commitments. The ongoing dispute highlights the tensions between the club and its former star player, despite his significant contributions to PSG's success. The case may ultimately be referred to the French Football Federation's (FFF) Executive Committee if unresolved.