Neymar wants to stay with PSG only.

Brazilian whiz Neymar on Thursday tried to suppress theory about his future, demanding he wanted to stay with French goliaths Paris Saint-Germain.

"I'm staying, I'm remaining in Paris, I have an agreement," Neymar advised columnists at a bartering to fund-raise for his beneficent establishment in Sao Paulo.

Neymar, who turned into the world's most costly footballer a year ago subsequent to moving to PSG from Barcelona in a record 222 million euro ($264 million) bargain, has over and over been connected to a move to Real Madrid.

The European champions have issued a progression of proclamations lately denying they have an enthusiasm for marking the 26-year-old striker.

Hypothesis of a Neymar move to the Bernabeu has heightened in the wake of Cristiano Ronaldo's stun move to Juventus, an advancement that has left an opportunity at Madrid for a tip top, hotshot player.

"Even with the steady reports connecting PSG's Neymar Jr. to our club, Real Madrid C. F. wish to clear up that the club has no goal of making any offer for the player," a Real Madrid proclamation said a week ago.

"The two clubs appreciate an amazing relationship and, all things considered, if Real Madrid were at any phase to consider anchoring the administrations of a PSG player, they would approach the club in the principal occasion."

In spite of the fact that Neymar demanded Thursday he was remaining in Paris, reports held on that a move could be on the cards.

English media reports said Thursday PSG were available to the likelihood of offering Neymar. Madrid president Florentino Perez in the mean time said the club was resolved to fortify its squad following Ronaldo's flight.

"Genuine has an extraordinary squad that will be fortified with eminent players," Perez said recently.

"We know about the level of interest of the group each season. We are Real Madrid and we generally need more."