Kylian Mbappe has reportedly come to a decision regarding a proposed contract extension with Paris Saint-Germain.
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Earlier this week, it emerged that the 24-year-old was willing to forego a loyalty bonus worth up to €80 million (R1.6 billion) after reaching a gentlemen's agreement with PSG president Nassir Al-Khelaifi on the matter.
The Frenchman and the club were embroiled in a heated contract stand-off during the off-season, with the Ligue 1 champions actively looking to sell their talisman after he made it known that he would not be extending with Les Parisiens.
The record French top-flight title holders even went as far as accepting a €300 million (R6.1 billion) bid from Saudi giants Al Hilal as they looked to recoup as many funds as possible for the pacey attacker.
However, the two parties have since reconciled, and after he was exiled from the team, he has returned to Luis Enrique's side to devastating effect, scoring five goals in his opening three league matches of the campaign.
According to 90min, since the club and the France captain reached a compromise on the loyalty bonus, Les Rouge-et-Bleu have been trying to lure the 2018 FIFA World Cup winner back to the negotiating table, but he still does not want to extend his stay with the club as he plans to leave the Parc des Princes for free at the end of the season.
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The same report claims that PSG are even willing to insert a relatively achievable release clause in their new deal for him, but it is believed Mbappe and his representatives will not consider any extension.
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