Kylian Mbappe is one of the most sought-after players on the planet, so we decided to take a look at his net worth and more.
Ever since Kylian Mbappe burst onto the scene as a teenager at AS Monaco, he has been one of the most sought-after and best-paid footballers on the planet.
He now plies his trade at Paris Saint-Germain, and continues to shine brighter than most. That, understandably, has earned him a strong bargaining position, which was never more evident than when he had the Parisians and Real Madrid fighting for his services last summer.
His ability on the field makes also makes him incredibly marketable – for example, he has been on the front cover of the last three editions of the FIFA video game series.
But just how much is the France international worth? Read on to find out.
Kylian Mbappe net worth
Mbappe is now into his eighth year as a professional, and he has been earning a substantial wage for much of that time. According to celebritynetworth.com, the 2018 World Cup winner has a net value of $150m (£124m). You can expect that number to rise and rise over the coming years, especially given that, at the age of just 24, the forward has plenty more football left in him, barring the unexpected.
What is Kylian Mbappe’s salary?
Just last year, Mbappe sign a new contract that will keep him in Paris until 2025 as the side from the French capital won the battle to keep him out of Real Madrid’s hands. That came at a price, though, as Mbappe now earns a huge £893,000 a week according to salarysport.com, which is more than double the £413,000 he was taking home every seven days last season. That is reportedly on top of a massive signing bonus, too – Mbappe is doing rather well for himself.
What are Kylian Mbappe’s business ventures?
Mbappe has a lot of money, and has put plenty of it to good use. He owns a production company called Zebra productions, which signed a deal with the NBA in the summer of 2022 as well as SkyDance sports. In 2021, he released a book called ‘Je m’appelle Kylian” which tells the story of his rise to football superstar, while he also founded a charity called “Inspired by KM” in 2020, which will help children from his hometown of Paris to fulfil their dreams. He is also an investor in NFT company Sorare.
Mbappe is obviously in demand, as his partnership with the FIFA video game series indicates. As per beIN sports, Nike, Oakley, Dior and Hublot are amongst the major brands to be associated with the French youngster. Such deals are said to bring in an annual sum of $18m (£14.3m) for him. Pretty good work if you can get it!
Source: www.givemesport.com
