The highest paid players in France, dominated by Paris Saint-Germain's attacking trio

Cristiano Ronaldo seems to be the highest paid player in the world after moving to Saudi Arabia, but in Europe, it seems that the priority of payments is being taken by a club of sheikhs in France. Paris Saint-Germain have some of the highest paid players in the world. The prestigious French newspaper, "L'Equipe", has published its annual article on the salaries of Ligue 1 players. As expected, PSG's players are the highest earners in the French league. Kylian Mbape tops the list. After signing a new contract in the summer of 2022 with the "Parisians", the 24-year-old earns 6 million euros per month. Simply put, the Paris-born striker is the highest-paid footballer in Europe's top five leagues. But not only that, as "L'Equipe" claims that in the event that Mbappe will implement the agreement to extend the cooperation until 2025, then he will receive a signing fee of 60 million euros, as well as a loyalty bonus of 70 million euros. The aforementioned fees do not include Mbape's earnings from sponsors. The podium is completed by Nejmar and Mesi. The Brazilian comes right after Mbappe, as his monthly earnings at Paris Saint-Germain reach 3 million and 675 thousand euros per month. Even at the age of 35, seven-time Ballon d'Or winner Lionel Messi remains one of the highest paid in the world. In Ligue 1, the Argentine earns 3 million and 375 thousand euros per month. The list up to the top 10 is completed by the players of the current champions of France, while right after comes Ben Jeder of Monaco with 650 thousand euros per month. Once again, the absolute dominance of Paris Saint-Germain in France is confirmed. However, despite the fact that the "Parisians" have well-paid players in their ranks, this season they failed to win the most important European trophy. Meanwhile, Messi, as one of the highest paid footballers in France and in the world, can leave at the end of the season, with several options, where he will certainly choose the one that pays the most. but he also has ambitions to win another World Cup. He enjoyed that triumph in Qatar so much that "Pleshti" already wants to repeat it once more. According to the Spanish media, his plan for the future sees precisely from the 2026 World Cup, when he thinks it will be the end of his career. The Iberians are convinced that this decision ends the dream of Barcelona fans to see him once again in their shirt, as he is planning another season at PSG. Then,