LaLiga could 'torpedo' the validation of Mbappé's contract

After pronouncing on the occurred with the renewal of Kylian Mbappé by Paris Saint-Germain, the president of LaLiga, Javier Thebes, will exert legal actions against the French champion. For this will resort to the services of the French lawyer Juan Branco, the one who will interpose a demand with the end to leave without effect the entrance in force of the document.

The querella is motivated to the 'foul play' by part of the Parisians to the not fulfilling with the regulations established by the UEFA. Even it splits it accuser already has a 'plan B' in case that the French justice declare improcedente the querella. In this case, they would attend in front of other instances, like the European Commission and even the Court of Justice of the European Union.

The letrado has indicated that the aim of these actions is to seat a precedent, as in his moment occurred with the Law Bosman around the middle of the 90: "we Look for a new decision like the one of Bosman, that liberalised the market. Now what want to is that it regulate the market and expand in all Europe the rules of LaLiga that are very strict".

The first step against the PSG

The first action of Branco will consist in resorting in front of Amélie Oudéa-Castéram, minister of Sports of France, with the end to revoke the homologations of the footballers fichados by the PSG from June of 2021. In them they appear the agreements of Kylian Mbappé and Lionel Messi. In the case of the Argentinian, the attempts of the lawyer answer to the request of a fraction of partners of the FC Barcelona.

In addition to demanding to the high control of the French football a greater rigurosidad in his controls and demand a new review of the accounts of the PSG by part of the National Direction of Control and Management. Nevertheless, it recognises that it will be difficult that the French justice fail to his favour: "Nowadays, Mbappé can not play in the PSG. We know that it will be difficult, taking into account that the president himself Emmanuel Macron has asked that it remain ".