Ancelotti is uncertain about his future

Paris Saint-Germain coach Carlo Ancelotti is uncertain about his future with the club

He has not yet opened talks over extending his contract with president Nasser Al-Khelaifi.



Ancelotti joined in December 2011 on a two-and-a-half year deal, but the final year is optional and must be renewed by PSG, who currently top Ligue 1, depending on results this season.



The Italian tells L'Equipe: "We will see how things stand at the end of the season and, if the club is happy, and me too, we will continue," but he adds: "If the club is not happy, I will have no problem changing."

Ancelotti rules out Sneijder move

Paris St Germain boss Carlo Ancelotti has dismissed speculation linking the Ligue 1 club with a January move for Holland midfielder Wesley Sneijder.



Paris St Germain boss Carlo Ancelotti has speculation linking the Ligue 1 club with a January move for Holland midfielder Wesley Sneijder.



Sneijder is currently out of favour at Inter Milan after reportedly rejecting the club's attempts to negotiate a new contract on reduced wages and is likely to move on in the new year.



PSG, backed by the Qatar Investment Authority, have been one of the biggest spenders in European football in the last two years, signing the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Thiago Silva, Javier Pastore and Ezequiel Lavezzi.



But Ancelotti is adamant the only arrival in January will be Brazil midfielder Lucas Moura, who has already agreed to join the Parisians from Sao Paulo.



The Italian told a press conference: "The transfer window for PSG is very clear: the only arrival will be Lucas, there will not be any more.



"Sneijder has the profile to play at clubs all around the world. But that does not mean he will come here. He will not come here, that's for sure.



"Some people may go, however."



Despite their significant outlay, PSG are underachieving in Ligue 1 and currently lie five points behind leaders Lyon.