Paris Saint-Germain continue to stand firm in the face of a new €170m bid from Real Madrid for superstar Kylian Mbappe.
The France striker is one of PSG's most coveted players but has just one year left on his deal and if the Ligue 1 side continue to reject offers they face losing him for nothing next summer.
But that hasn't stopped the Parc des Princes hierarchy, led by president Nasser Al-Khelaifi, from holding off on accepting a gargantuan approach from the Spanish giants.
They are keen for Mbappe to remain in France after securing the blockbuster free transfer of Lionel Messi from Barcelona earlier in the window.
Neymar has also committed to a new deal in Paris but Mbappe, so far, has rejected all attempts to convince him to stay.
The latest bid from Real is a whopping €170m guaranteed with another €10m in bonuses but Le Parisien insist PSG are holding out for a third approach.
Whether Real president Florentino Perez continues in the push or calls it quits with just days remaining until the end of the transfer window remains to be seen.
