Verratti 'agrees 3-year deal for Al-Hilal' but PSG to 'demand more than £25m'

Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Marco Verratti has reached an agreement with Al-Hilal over a three-year deal.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Verratti is ready to make the move but PSG president Nasser Al Khelaifi has no intention to accept Al-Hilal's current offer of £25m (€30m).

Al-Hilal are set to improve their offer for Verratti soon.

The news regarding Verratti comes after his PSG team-mate Kylian Mbappe turned down a world record move to Al-Hilal.

Mbappe refused to talk to Al-Hilal's delegation regarding a £259million move.

Mbappe and his entourage have no intention of negotiating despite a salary package of over £600million also being promised.

PSG have put Mbappe up for sale after he refused to extend his contract, which has a year left to run.

Real Madrid are interested in signing Mbappe but PSG don't want to lose him for free next year.

Verratti, meanwhile, has three years left on his contract at PSG, who recently appointed Luis Enrique as manager.

Italy international Verratti has been at PSG since 2012 and has made 416 appearances for the club.