The world is watching as Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and Manchester United (MU) face off in the Champions League semi-finals on Wednesday night. The French champions have been struggling to find their form since the arrival of Kylian Mbappe, who has scored a total of 44 goals in 48 appearances this season.

Real Madrid, on the other hand, is looking to make history by winning its first major trophy in over a decade. It has been rumored that it could offer PSG €150 million to lure Mbappe away from the club.

However, PSG has rejected the proposal. In a statement released earlier today, the French club said: "We reject Real Madrid's offer to sign Kylian Mbappe. Our focus remains on securing our top-flight status."

This news comes just days after PSG had already confirmed its intention to spend €225 million on new signings this summer. The move was seen as a bid to strengthen its attacking prowess ahead of the upcoming Champions League campaign.

But with PSG unable to land Mbappe, the club is now left without any clear direction. They will need to look elsewhere for their next big signing. Meanwhile, MU, which lost its star striker Paul Pogba to Juventus, will also be keen on finding a replacement for Mbappe.

It's not yet clear what the future holds for both clubs, but one thing is certain: PSG and MU will continue to compete fiercely in the league and beyond. With Mbappe still out, the competition will only get fiercer. But for now, they'll focus on remaining at the top of their respective leagues.