Sergio Ramos' priority remains securing an agreement with Real Madrid over a new contract.
The 34 year-old defender's current deal expires in June, so leaving the Real captain free to negotiate pre-contract terms with any foreign club.
However, Okdiario's chief pundit Eduardo Inda, while speaking on El Chiringuito, insists Ramos remains committed to reaching an agreement with Real president Florentino Perez.
Inda stated via Okdiario, "Sergio Ramos has offers but he is not going to listen to them because his wish is to continue at least two more years in the Blanca club.
"He will not listen to a single offer until they (Real Madrid) make a final offer or say that they are not going to make one."
The comments of Inda, who founded Okdiario after leaving El Mundo, arrive just weeks after Ramos' brother and agent, Rene Ramos, had publicly endorsed criticism of Real Madrid for allowing their captain's contract to run down.
PSG will be front and centre if Real Madrid pull out of negotiations, while Juventus are also watching developments closely.
So far this season, Ramos has endured an injury hit campaign as Real Madrid have struggled for consistency. He has managed 18 appearances this term, scoring three times.
- updated January 27
