Paris St-Germain supervisor Mauricio Pochettino says both he and forward Kylian Mbappe will "100 percent" be at the club next season.
Pochettino's future has been addressed after his side were taken out of the Champions League in the last 16.
That hypothesis comes regardless of the Argentine driving PSG - who he joined in 2021 - to the Ligue 1 title.
France striker Mbappe is out of agreement in the late spring and has for quite some time been connected with a transition to Real Madrid.
Requested from the probability of him and Mbappe being at Parc des Princes next season, Pochettino expressed: "100 percent in the two cases.
"That is the manner by which I feel today. That is the very thing I can tell you today. I can't utter a word else. That is the means by which I feel at the present time.
"This is football and we never realize what could occur. Be that as it may, I need to address the inquiry in light of how I feel today. I have done also, that."
Nonetheless, Pochettino said there have been no authority conversations with the club about his future.
"There haven't been any substantial discussions, past what is typical as far as our arrangements and what we have been doing as such far," he said.
"We have a characteristic relationship. We convey contingent upon the conditions at that point.
"Yet, the relationship and correspondence are great. We continue really buckling down, remembering the present, yet additionally with the obligation in this occupation which is to ponder what's to come. So that is the very thing we are doing."