According to information from the Catalan daily El Nacional, the Autonomous Community of Madrid should promulgate a law in the coming days to allow the French striker of Paris Saint-Germain to benefit from certain tax advantages.
Kylian Mbappé could make legal history in Spain even though he is not yet a Real Madrid player. According to information from the Catalan Spanish media El Nacional, the government of the Autonomous Community of Madrid would like to promulgate a law which would bear the name of the current captain of the French football team so that foreigners wishing to settle in the Madrid territory can benefit from tax reductions.
Change the rules in force
This is not the first time that a player to play for Real Madrid has changed the rules in force. In 2005, the law was amended to facilitate the arrival of David Beckham in the Spanish capital. Indeed, it had been decided that people from abroad wishing to emigrate to Madrid had a tax rate capped at 24%, regardless of their income.
This law would not only apply to the French player, since it would concern all players who arrive in 2024 within the Madrid club. If this were to be implemented, the French international would benefit from a tax rate of 24.5%, or 1.7% more than a resident of the capital who would receive between 12,000 and 18,000 euros gross per year. year.