Both Liverpool and Real Madrid are considered suitors of the 33-year-old, who hosts over 100 international caps for Sweden.
Since January there have been reports coming from France that the player is tired of Ligue 1 and seeking a new challenge, with the Premier League appearing an attractive destination for the forward.
But Ibrahimovic has put his foot down, insisting he is going nowhere.
"I'm happy in France," he said. "I wouldn't have come to France if I hadn't liked it and I wouldn't have signed a new contract if I hadn't liked it and played for this long if I hadn't liked it."
"All those other things that are being said is just that they want to drag me down from the top but they won't succeed, neither will you, I am happy at the top and that's where I'll stay."
Unfortunately for Ibrahimovic, PSG may have to sell him in the summer in order to appease UEFA's Financial Fair Play regulations - which they broke last season and were heavily fined for as a result.
One of Ibrahimovic, Ezequiel Lavezzi or Edinson Cavani is expected to leave the club, with Paris bosses as yet undecided on their summer transfer policy.
