Verratti 'is set to SNUB lucrative offers from Al-Ahli and Al-Hilal
Marco Verratti has reportedly made a U-turn on his potential move to the Saudi Pro League and will stay at PSG for a 12th season.
The Italy midfielder was set to leave Paris after a trophy-laden career winning nine Ligue 1 titles, nine French Super Cups and making one Champions League Final appearance.
Verratti had previously been linked with a move away from the French champions this summer after a falling out with new boss Luis Enrique.
He was supposedly unhappy with how Enrique handled the team and the transition between former manager Christophe Galtier, with his most likely destinations being Saudi sides Al-Ahli and Al-Hilal.
However Verratti seems to have resolved his issues with Enrique and will continue his stay in the French capital according to L'Equipe.
Verratti has 49 goal contributions in 276 Ligue 1 appearances, and has registered three goals and nine assists in the Champions League.
He and teammate Kylian Mbappe were subject to strong interest from the Saudi Pro League.
Al-Hilal submitted a world record £259m bid for Mbappe this summer, hoping to tempt him away from France.
The Saudi side offered the 24-year-old France captain a reported salary of £600m and the ability to join Real Madrid after one year, but Mbappe refused in favour of staying in Europe.
Mbappe has scored 244 goals in 325 appearances for PSG but has consistently been linked with a move to Real Madrid throughout his time in Paris.
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