Paris Saint-Germain has turned down a 150 million euro ($172 million) offer from Real Madrid for Kylian Mbappe, according to reports in France. The Frenchman is set to leave the club at the end of the season and is said to be seeking a move to a big club that can provide him with regular game time.

The PSG hierarchy have reportedly been hesitant to sell their star player due to concerns over his value and the financial impact it could have on the team. However, they were willing to consider offers from other clubs if they met certain criteria, including one involving the transfer fee being paid upfront rather than in installments.

Despite this, Real Madrid's offer was seen as too good to pass up, but the Parisian giants have now rejected it. This comes after months of speculation about Mbappe's future, with various European clubs interested in signing the forward.

It remains to be seen what the future holds for Mbappe and whether he will remain at PSG or look elsewhere for a new challenge. Whatever happens, it seems likely that the forward will be in high demand when he becomes available next summer.