Everton are braced for offers from Paris Saint-Germain for Moise Kean but the club are in no rush to make a decision on the striker's future.
Yet the Blues are not ruling out the idea of selling the 20-year-old if a suitable offer is tabled by the French champions.
PSG have yet to make a bid to sign Kean on a permanent deal.
And, as it stands, the Italian will be returning to Everton this summer after his season-long loan with the Ligue 1 club ends.
A report this week making claims of a £31m offer has been denied, but the Blues are aware of how well-liked Kean is in the French capital and expect an offer to be made.
PSG's sporting director Leonardo is believed to have been the driving force behind the club's move to take Kean on loan in October but will discuss the their next step with new manager Mauricio Pochettino.
Everton are relaxed about Kean's future and know they do not need to to make a decision on the £25m signing from Juventus this month.
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Kean signed a five-year-deal in the summer of 2019 and the club are sure that his transfer value will increase further by the summer.
Especially if his rate of nine goals in 13 starts for PSG continues in the second-half of the season.
