Kylian Mbappe could receive €60M loyalty bonus if remains at PSG until 1 August

The French star looks set to join Real Madrid in the near future

The PSG sensation Kylian Mbappe may be leaving the French city this summer, but if he remains, he will earn an absurd amount of money.

Exit rumours have been stoked by the 24-year-old's exclusion from the Parisians team for their preseason tour of Japan.

His contract ends in 2024 and has a one-year extension clause, but he has informed PSG that he have no plans to stay past the summer of 2019.

They had to spend a significant amount of money persuading the star to stay last year after he had been extensively linked to Real Madrid.

Mbappe agreed to a massive three-year contract that included a €180 million signing bonus, a staggering €630 million in annual pay, and the right to vote on transfers.

However, barely a year after signing the contract, Mbappe's future is once more in doubt. According to Fabrizio Romano, a transfer analyst, Mbappe is currently officially for sale, and PSG is open to receiving proposals from any club.

The champion of the World Cup 2018 is once more associated with Real Madrid, who have long been admirers of him, but remaining at PSG might be quite lucrative.

He might collect his second payment of the €60 million joining bonus, as well as an additional €72 million in salary, the highest income of any player in Europe.

Mbappe would also receive a €90 million loyalty incentive, for a total of around €200 million. As stated by reporter Romain Beddouk of France Bleu Paris, this is the case.

Mbappe, yet, is currently on the Parisians' transfer radar and might be leaving the Parc des Princes. The French champions believe he has a deal with Real Madrid, as reported by Sky Sports.

The Frenchman was acquired by PSG in 2017 for an astounding €180 million deal, and he has since established himself as a club legend.

He has 212 goals in 260 games across all competitions, making him their leading scorer all-time. He has also won 12 championships.