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While Mbappé earns 72 million, what PSG would give to Messi after winning the World Cup

By Wilian Estrella

From Europe they mention that Leo will continue one more year at PSG and the amount he could earn is revealed

From Europe they mention that Leo will continue one more year at PSG and the amount he could earn is revealed

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After winning the World Cup in Qatar with the Argentine team, Lionel Messi is on vacation in Rosario and from France they mention that there is already a verbal agreement between the "Flea" environment and PSG, to extend his contract until 2024 Now, the amount that the world champion could receive for one more year in the Ligue 1 monarch is revealed.

'Le Parisien' pointed out that everything has been agreed so that the top winner of the Ballon d'Or (7) continues at PSG until 2024. The world champion's contract ended in the middle of next year, however, Leo would not move from Paris despite the desire of FC Barcelona to have him back or the attempt of Inter Miami to convince him to change scenery.

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While Kylian Mbappé is PSG's highest paid player, with a salary of 72 million euros per season, PSG would already have agreed the amount that will cancel the best player in history, who scored seven goals and provided three assists during the World Cup in Qatar.

How much would Messi earn during the 2023-2024 season?

Before the Cup held in Qatar, Luis Campos, PSG's sports advisor, already worked with the club's financial area to agree on the amount to be paid to Leo Messi. It was leaked that the conditions would be similar to the current ones, that is, the '10' of the National Team would earn 40.5 million euros. The amount could be raised because he will return to Paris as the new world monarch.


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