Real Madrid succeed in extracting Mbappe from Paris Saint-Germain, What is the reward?

Spanish club Real Madrid has signed Paris Saint-Germain star Kylian Mbappe, for a fantastic salary that will make him the highest-paid player in the world.

Real Madrid has signed Paris Saint-Germain star Kylian Mbappe, for a total salary of 50 million euros per season, according to the German newspaper Bild.

And last summer, the Spanish club was on the verge of signing with Mbappe, after offering 180 million euros to Paris Saint-Germain in exchange for giving up his player early.

But the French club refused, exposing itself to losing its player for free, as Mbappe’s contract expires in the summer of 2022, which has already happened, if the international player agrees to move to Real Madrid next summer.

With the salary offered to him, the French player will earn 25 million euros a year after tax, which will make him the highest paid player in the world.

And the German newspaper reported that Real Madrid will not officially announce the deal, until the completion of the match against Paris Saint-Germain in the round of 16 of the Champions League.

Horrific testimonies, a sexual harassment scandal affects the former coach of the Israeli and Chelsea national teams

Several women recounted horrific testimonies of sexual harassment by Avram Grant, the former coach of the Israel national team and the English Chelsea football team, and an investigative television program featured the testimonies of women it said were journalists and models who had been harassed.

Several women who appeared in an investigative program on an Israeli channel have accused the former coach of the Israeli national team and the former Chelsea football team, Avram Grant, 67, of sexual harassment.

The Exposure program, which was broadcast on Sunday on Israeli Channel 12, broadcast the testimonies of the women who said that "the former prominent coach used his influence and relationships to try to obtain sexual favors from young women who sought his help at the beginning of their careers."

Grant, who was a well-known coach in Israel, rose to international renown in 2007 when he coached Chelsea, and led them to the Champions League final, and also coached West Ham and Portsmouth in the Premier League, and the national teams of Israel and Ghana.

One woman reported that in June 2020, Grant invited her to his apartment in Tel Aviv, where he offered to help her find work, and there he told her, "Relax, take off your clothes." At the time, the 22-year-old thought he was joking, but according to her statements, "He asked her to come close to him and try to hug her. He really grabbed me and wouldn't let me go."

She continued, "Feeling uncomfortable, he put his hand on my thigh, and I remember immediately moving his hand. After a few seconds of talking, he grabbed me by the neck, as if suffocating me, turned my head to him, and tried to kiss me forcibly."

She indicated that "he refused to let her leave the apartment, pressured her to sleep there, and then tried again to harass her by taking her hand and putting it on his thighs, and at this point she went to the bathroom and started crying," she said.

Another woman, described as a prominent sports journalist in Israel, said that "Grant offered to help her in her career when she was just starting out. Then he started making inappropriate comments to her and sending her harassing messages over the course of several years. Several women recount similar behavior from Grant".

Another woman, who was a well-known local Israeli model, said he "offered her help early in her career and she traveled to England to meet him, and at the hotel there, he suddenly took off his clothes and tried to convince her to sleep with him."

Israeli journalist Haim Etgar, presenter of Exposure, confirmed that a number of those who testified against Grant were well-known journalists, pointing to the reason why the identities and some of the voices of those victims were hidden because they feared the consequences for their careers.

"During the preparation of the show, he was subjected to tremendous pressure from Grant's associates, threats of legal action and attempts to discredit the women who appeared," Etgar said.

Grant, for his part, did not deny the accusations, and said any harm he caused was unintentional, adding: "In my life, both personally and professionally, I have always sought to prioritize survival as a human being and respect every woman or man, whoever he may be."

He emphasized that "he tried very hard to treat women with respect and friendship and I never meant to act unfairly or harm any woman in any way. Anyone who feels uncomfortable or hurt on my part, I am sorry for that and I apologize from the bottom of my heart."