Kylian Mbappe has reportedly agreed with Monaco that he will not leave the club this summer, no matter what the offer.
Real Madrid, Manchester United , Manchester City and
Arsenal are all believed to have tabled bids upwards of £100 million for the sensational striker.
Mbappe is the most sought after frontman in Europe after scoring 26 goals in all competitions in his first season as a regular starter.
The France international shone bright during Monaco’s impressive Champions League run that saw them knock out City and Borussia Dortmund.
Mbappe is set to meet with the clubs hierarchy once his duties with the France international squad are complete.
The 18-year-old will sit down and discuss a contract extension with the club, accompanied by his parents.
French outlet Le Parisien claim Monaco and Mbappe share the same determination to continue working together for at least another season.
Mbappe has the pick of any club he likes, but Monaco will not be tempted regardless of the amount of record-breaking offers they receive.
Their determination is backed by Mbappe who is desperate to ensure he claims a seat on the plane to Russia for the World Cup next summer.
Mbappe is concerned any time spent settling in at a big club like Real would hamper his chances of earning a spot in the World Cup squad.
Arsenal are determined to build their squad around Mbappe as Arsene Wenger looks for one final push to prove he can win the Premier League after a 13-year drought.
United and City are looking for a similar talisman for their sides, but it seems as though Mbappe has decided his short-term future is with the Ligue 1 champions.
