Kylian Mbappe earns €2.67 million per month at Real Madrid, totaling €32 million annually, making him the highest-paid player in Europe top five leagues. He has already scored 31 goals this season and aims for 40-50. Mbappe also targets winning the 2026 FIFA World Cup with France, alongside a talented squad entering their prime.
For the 2024–25 season, Kylian Mbappé has emerged as one of Real Madrid’s most valuable assets, living up to his reputation with an impressive 31 goals by the end of March. With his current form, he is expected to reach 40 or even 50 goals by season’s end. His signing was a long-term pursuit by Real Madrid, who managed to acquire him on a free transfer, saving over €100 million in market value.
A report by L’Équipe has revealed that Mbappé earns a staggering €2.67 million per month, totaling approximately €32 million annually. This makes him the highest-paid player not only in La Liga but also in Europe’s top five leagues. His salary is justified by his consistent performances and the significant commercial value he brings to the club.
Beyond club football, Mbappé has set his sights on the 2026 FIFA World Cup, aiming to win his second title with France. At 27, he will be in his prime, alongside emerging talents like Eduardo Camavinga and William Saliba. With Didier Deschamps leading France for the last time, the team is expected to be a dominant force, making Mbappé’s ambition of another World Cup victory highly realistic.
