Mbappe's harassment case v PSG closed after €61m wages ruling win

📰 Kylian Mbappe's harassment complaint against PSG has been formally dismissed by French judges. 📌 Key points ⚖️ Paris investigating judges issued a dismissal in PSG's favour. 📄 They cited insufficient evidence and the complaint's withdrawal. 🗓️ The ruling came in May and was revealed by AFP on 2 October. 💰 Mbappe had already won €61m from PSG at a labour tribunal. 🤝 The legal fight between the two sides now appears to be over. 📝 What happened ⚖️ According to AFP and French media, Paris investigating judges dismissed the moral harassment case against PSG for lack of sufficient evidence. The decision was made in May 2026 and became public on 2 October. 📄 The judges said Mbappe had withdrawn his complaint and said so publicly, making it impossible to investigate a case the complainant himself no longer supported. 🔙 Mbappe filed the complaint in May 2025 over being frozen out of the first team in summer 2023 after refusing to trigger a contract extension, then withdrew it that July. 💰 Separately, a labour tribunal ordered PSG in December 2025 to pay him €61m in unpaid wages, bonuses and holiday pay, and the club did not appeal. 📊 By the numbers • Labour tribunal award: €61m • Complaint filed May 2025, withdrawn July 2025 • Dismissal issued May 2026, made public 2 October 🔭 Why it matters With the criminal side closed, the long-running feud between Mbappe and his former club is effectively finished. Financially, Mbappe came out well ahead, and he can now focus fully on Real Madrid.