Paris Saint-Germain refuses to sell Kylian Mbappé to Real Madrid, reportedly worth 150 million euros.

Paris Saint-Germain has reportedly refused to sell star forward Kylian Mbappe to Spanish giants Real Madrid for a reported fee of £150m (€178m). The French club is said to be holding firm on its demands for a fee that exceeds the player's market value and is not willing to budge.

Mbappe, who joined PSG from Monaco in 2017, has been linked with a move to Real Madrid since he was just 16 years old. However, the club has always insisted on a transfer fee that would make it difficult for them to sell him to another club.

The player himself has also made it clear that he wants to stay at PSG and continue his career with the team. He recently stated: "I want to stay here until I am no longer able to play football."

Despite this, there have been reports suggesting that Real Madrid could still try to lure Mbappe away from Paris. The Spanish club has reportedly offered €400m (€445m) to sign the Frenchman, which is believed to be close to the market value of the player.

However, despite these offers, PSG has remained steadfast in its stance. They have stated that they will only consider selling Mbappe if they receive an offer that is fair and reasonable.

It remains to be seen whether Real Madrid will succeed in their efforts to sign Mbappe or if the French club will hold firm on its demands. One thing is certain though, Mbappe is a key player for PSG and any potential transfer would undoubtedly have a significant impact on the team's chances of success in the future.