Kylian Mbappe Poised to Become Richest Footballer with Real Madrid Move Surpassing Ronaldo and Messi
Kylian Mbappe, Real Madrid’s latest star forward, is predicted to potentially surpass club legend Cristiano Ronaldo and former Paris Saint-Germain teammate Lionel Messi as the richest footballer ever, according to sports finance expert Dr. Rob Wilson.
The official announcement of Mbappe’s free transfer from PSG to Real Madrid on Monday evening marks a significant acquisition for the 15-time Champions League champions. While Carlo Ancelotti’s treble-winning squad might not need the 25-year-old Frenchman from a purely sporting standpoint, the transfer is expected to bring substantial marketing and financial benefits to both Mbappe and the club.
Reports, highlighted by Dr. Wilson, reveal that Mbappe will receive a $163 million signing-on fee and an annual salary of around $16 million. This lucrative deal positions him favorably to rank highly on Forbes’ list of the World’s Highest-Paid Soccer Players, a list he topped after renewing his PSG contract in 2022. The reported figures exclude additional commercial benefits and player endorsement rights that may have been negotiated separately.
The association with Real Madrid, one of the most recognizable brands in world football, further enhances his earning potential. In summary, Mbappe’s move to Real Madrid not only strengthens the club’s on-field prowess but also significantly boosts his financial stature, potentially making him the wealthiest footballer ever.
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