Several online media sites have reported that pop star Britney Spears could be negotiating an extravagant comeback in Las Vegas. The pop singer could get a $10 million paycheck if she consents the contract terms to perform a long expected comeback show in Las Vegas, followed by a series of concerts. The British newspaper “News of the World” published a note last week in where Spears’ manager and record label, Sony BMG, have said that this is a great chance for Spears to comeback to the stages, and that nothing could be better for her career than performing a series of Las Vegas shows.

"The concert will be one to top them all-a spectacle," News of the World quoted a source, as saying. "It will have jaw-dropping lights, amazing costumes and a performance from Britney to roll back the years. There’s a total of 5 million pounds on offer but the onus is on Brit to put in a top show. Britney is finally getting her life-and career -back on track and the whole world will see the evidence when she steps on that stage” a source said to the British tabloid.

If the negotiation continues, Spears will be performing at Palms Resort and Casino in Las Vegas by late 2008. If those shows sell a considerable amount of tickets, the pop star could get a longer contract for more performances in SinCity. Spears launched her last album ‘Blackout’ in 2007 with the expectation of starting a career comeback, however, her latest live performances including the unforgettable MTV Video Music Awards  were slashed and criticized by the press media as amateurish and clumsy.