Putting rejected job offers on a CV?

Hi guys,

I've been mulling over this question 'should I mention on my CV that internship firms I will not be returning to gave me the full time offer?'

I know this seems like a strange/dumb question but my reasoning (perhaps flawed) is that seeing 1, 2 or 3 internships at different firms may lead to recruiters thinking 'is this person not getting full time offers? and if so why not? is this a red flag when considering whether we should hire this person?'

It wouldn't be an entry like 'rejected job offer' but something like 'converted internship to full time offer'

Thoughts?

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