Kylian Mbappe will have option to sue PSG if remains omitted from squad

Relationship between PSG and Mbappe is turning into mess

As reported by L'Equipe, Kylian Mbappé will have the chance to file a lawsuit against PSG after September 1 if he is kept out of the squad.

The club might therefore be subject to a number of Sanctions, including a breach of contract caused by the club.

Though speculation about Kylian Mbappe's future continues, Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo has reminded Paris Saint-Germain that the forward path must remain.

Al-Hilal of the Saudi Pro League reportedly offered PSG a record €300 million (£259 million/$332 million) transfer fee, and PSG reportedly accepted it.

Al-Hilal have already been given the go-ahead to start talks with Mbappe. The 2018 World Cup champion is reportedly not interested in moving to Saudi Arabia and instead plans to sign with Real Madrid as a free agent next summer.

At that time, he might earn a sizable signing bonus. After receiving a contract ultimatum and being excluded from PSG's tour of Japan, Hidalgo has argued that the club should be doing everything in its ability to retain "the best player in the world" and has raised concerns about the club's handling of the 24-year-old.

The Mbappe transfer controversy might go well into the summer as the attacker struggles to complete the remaining months of his PSG deal.

The club has made it clear that if he refuses to sign the agreement, he will be sold, and they are even prepared to loan him out this summer in exchange for a loan fee.

Mbappe's willingness to relocate to Saudi Arabia, even for a single season, is still out in the air, and it looks that his approval will be required for the entire process. He has insisted without wavering that he just wants to relocate to Real.