Paris St Germain reject an approach from Real Madrid for Carlo Ancelotti

Paris St Germain president Nasser al-Khelaifi says the club have rejected an approach from Real Madrid for the services of their title-winning coach Carlo Ancelotti.

Ibrahimovic happy

Such thoughts were echoed by striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who pledged his own future to PSG and called on the club to retain Ancelotti. "He did a fantastic job this year," he said. "This is a very good coach who teaches us a lot. "He has advanced us further during a season that has not been easy. We lost Nick Broad (the club's performance manager, killed in a car accident) in January, do not forget that. "It was a very difficult time for the team, for everyone. It was tough mentally, he was very important to us. This victory is for him. To win after all we've been through, it's even harder." Addressing questions about his own future, Ibrahimovic said: "I'm very happy here. My start here in Paris has been perfect. I could not ask for more. "Now I'll do my best to defend the title. I have a two-year contract. I am a professional and I respect the contracts." After the match, Ancelotti insisted his team were worthy champions and reflected on a job well done throughout the season as he stayed clear of discussing his fuure. "We have fulfilled the goal of winning Ligue 1 and going far in the Champions League," he said. "The team did a good job. They were very professional, even the replacements. "This is a title that has the same place in my heart as all the others I've earned. These are all great memories. I'm very happy. "My future? We have time before talking about it. There are two matches remaining. We have to respect all teams and finish the job." PSG celebrated in Lyon last night before returning to the capital today, but they made the journey without sporting director Leonardo, who was taken to hospital as a precaution after complaining of feeling ill shortly before the club plane was due to leave.