Paris (France) (AFP) – The investigative judges of a Parisian court who were in charge of investigating Paris Saint-Germain for possible moral harassment against its former player Kylian Mbappé issued a dismissal, two sources close to the case told AFP this Friday.

First modification: 02/10/2026 - 19:04

Mbappé, currently at Real Madrid, had gone to criminal justice against his previous team, which led to the opening of a judicial investigation, but the footballer withdrew his complaint in July 2025.

At the end of May 2026, the investigating judges ordered the dismissal of the case because "sufficient charges" could not be established, one of the sources said.

According to that source, the magistrates indicated that Mbappé had "given up" on his complaint and that he had "made it known publicly in the press", which is why they considered it "impossible to investigate" when "the complainant himself no longer supports the facts."

Contacted by AFP, the footballer's lawyer, Pierre-Olivier Sur, did not want to comment and neither did PSG.

Mbappé's complaint against PSG had been filed in May 2025 for moral harassment and attempted extortion.

Mbappé left PSG at the end of his contract in 2024 to join Real Madrid.

A financial dispute pitted the French star and the Parisian club over important compensation for salaries, bonuses and unpaid vacations, which the player claimed, obtaining approval from a labor court.

On December 16, PSG was sentenced to pay almost 61 million euros and decided not to appeal, so the ruling became final.

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