Amir Khan demands £10million to fight KSI as former world boxing champion insists 'I am my own boss'

Amir Khan insists he has had no contact from KSI or his team over a potential crossover fight - but states that he will share the ring with the Youtube star if he is paid a mere sum of £10million.

Khan, 38, hasn't fought since getting stopped by long-time domestic rival Kelle Brook three years ago, but has repeatedly hinted that he could make his return to the sport. The former unified super-welterweight world champion has been linked to Youtuber-turned boxer KSI, who is looking for an opponent on March 29 after ex Chelsea and England defender Wayne Bridge pulled out in the wake of KSI's misjudged comments about his private life.

Despite the talk, Khan claims he has not been approached by anyone from KSI's team and has named the price that it would take for him to come to the table. Speaking to Betway, he said: "There is nothing out there that they have said to me. They keep mentioning my name and calling me out.

"I’ve never spoken to KSI or anyone from his team, but they know where I am and know how to get in touch with me. We have mutual friends, and they have spoken to some of my mutual friends and asked about the fight, but nobody has come to me. I am my own boss now and have been for the last five years. If they want to negotiate with me, I will speak to them and send it to my lawyer and then negotiations start.

"I manage everything and know everything in the game. I want £10m for the fight 100% because a fight like that I am not getting cut short with PPV numbers. If I want to return to the ring again then I want to make sure I am motivated to get back into the ring. I need something big to push me back to the ring. I have enough money, a big name and have won multiple world titles, the Olympics and a lot of huge