Although Mbappe may have signed for free, the Spanish companies are offering him a sizable salary and bonuses.
The worst-kept solution in football finally surfaced earlier this month when it was revealed Kylian Mbappe would join European champions Real Madrid on a completely transfer.
The 25-year-old, who is expected to play a leading position for France at Euro 2024, almost joined Madrid in 2022 before agreeing to a two-year cope with Paris Saint-Germain.
After that, he refused to grant a one-year expansion to his PSG commitment and made it clear that he was urging a shift to Bernabéu. This was confirmed on June 4 when True Madrid revealed Mbappe had signed a five-year deal.
What is Kylian Mbappe's annual salary?
Initial studies claimed that Mbappe had cut his salary to fulfill his potential to play for Real Madrid. Yet, according to Spanish news, Mundo Deportivo, this is far from the situation.
Mbappe made £61 million in PSG, and he will then make the same amount in Madrid. According to Mundo Deportivo, he may be given a signing-on bonus of around £106 million, which will be spread over £21 million over five years.
Add to that his gross income of £13 million, which is comparable to his at PSG, which is £34 million per year.
In terms of picture rights, the Spanish companies have even made a sizable sacrifice. The majority of the club keep 50 percent of revenue from image rights, but Mbappe, who scored 256 goals in 308 appearances for PSG, will gain between 70 and 80 percent from every agreement he signs as a Real Madrid person.
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