Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has agreed to a staggering world record bid of €300m (£259m) from Al Hilal for the transfer of Kylian Mbappe. The Qatari-owned club believes that several other clubs, including Tottenham, have shown interest in signing the French captain, as reported by Sky Sports News.

Mbappe, aged 24, has been granted permission to discuss terms with the Saudi club, following PSG’s decision to put him up for sale. The tension between the player and the French champions arose when Mbappe declared his decision not to renew his contract, which expires at the end of the next season. PSG has been adamant about not letting him go for free and seeks to secure a substantial fee for his transfer.

Notably, there have been various offers presented to PSG for Mbappe, including cash-plus-players deals. Some of the other clubs showing interest in the forward are Manchester United, Chelsea, Inter Milan, Barcelona, and Real Madrid, with the latter reportedly having an agreement in place for a free transfer next summer.

Mbappe, who originally joined PSG in 2017 on a season-long loan, has been an essential asset for the club. However, his future with PSG is uncertain, and unless he agrees to extend his contract, it seems unlikely that he will play for the club again.