It's been suggested PSG have held back the wages as compensation after Mbappe ran down his contract and left for Real Madrid as a Bosman transfer.
Fayza Lamari told Le Parisien: "What happened in Paris is comparable to a separation. Today, however, if Kylian is in Madrid, we can't just thank Monaco, but we have to do the same with PSG. They trusted him at 18, they invested a good amount of money... Ultimately, however, I think he 'gave them back' well."
On claims of €100m being owed in wages, Fayza also said: "This thing is now in the hands of Kylian's lawyers, but I also have faith in PSG, I believe they will return to normality very quickly. We have just received a letter of response from them, decisions will be made.
"We are here, I hope that all this does not overshadow what we have experienced, that we will not dwell on this topic. Court? If we have no choice, yes, obviously. Now I really hope that the contract we signed two years ago will be respected."