Many rumors began to circulate on social media after it was speculated that Kylian Mbappe was breaking his contract with Real Madrid and renewing with PSG.

One of the rumors that went viral and was backed up by some journalists was that the player would have to pay Real Madrid a 300 million euro fine for breaching the contract.

Florentino Perez, according to this report, would have a contract signed by the player promising to pay the aforementioned sum if he eventually backed down and renewed his contract with the Parisian club.

The truth, on the other hand, is quite different. The truth is that there is no such penalty, and the footballer refused to sign a Real Madrid contract.

Of course, he had given Florentino his word that he had agreed to all of the terms, and Florentino had taken the footballer's word for it.

The agreement was written but never signed. Real Madrid decided to wait for Mbappe to announce his decision before signing a contract because the two parties had reached an agreement verbally.

As a result, the 300 million euro fine is a hoax that has spread across social media but is without merit.

What is true is that Mbappe, as he has admitted, discussed everything with Real Madrid.

Perhaps the false information spread because when Florentino Perez signed Figo in 2000, he included a 30 million euro penalty clause in the player's pre-contract in case he backtracked on the deal.

With Mbappe, things are different. There had been no formal agreement.