Karim Benzema will not be leaving Lyons this summer, according to Jean-Michel Aulas, the club's president.

Aulas says the 20-year-old forward will stay at the French club until at least 2010 despite interest from Manchester United, Barcelona and Real Madrid.

Benzema scored 21 goals as Lyons won their seventh consecutive Ligue 1 title last season, but Aulas insists no amount of money will tempt him to part with the France international.

"With €40 million or €50m we would sell Benzema's ear," Aulas said. "It is not a question of money. The player wants to achieve something big in the Champions League with Lyons.

"He is happy at the club and this can be seen with his latest contract renewal. I am sure that he will stay with Lyons until the 2010 World Cup finals."

Meanwhile, Sergio Ramos, the Real Madrid and Spain defender, says that while he is flattered by Manchester United's reported interest, he will not decide his future until after Euro 2008.

"It is a good sign that big clubs are interested in me, but at the moment I am not considering anything," he said. "I have a good contract with Madrid and I am concentrating on the national team. When Euro 2008 finishes we will see what happens."

Sergio Bravo, Ramos's agent, added: "It is true that on Monday I was in England. I have a good relationship with Manchester United. I sorted the transfer of Ricardo to the English club."