Julian Draxler may be granted a move away from Wolfsburg at the end of the season, according to the club's director of sport Klaus Allofs.
Germany international Draxler hit out at the Bundesliga outfit after he was denied a transfer last summer despite publicly stating his desire to leave.
But with
Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain among those interested in Draxler, Allofs admits that Wolfsburg could choose to cash in on their star man.
Julian Draxler (left) could be allowed to leave Wolfsburg at the end of the season
Draxler tries to avoid a challenge from Italy's Luca Antonelli during a recent international
We'll evaluate the situation differently, and we may do things differently next time,' Allofs told German TV channel Sport1.'Does this mean letting him [Draxler] leave? Potentially.'
Draxler and Wolfsburg have struggled for form this season, with the club sitting in a disappointing 14th place in the table.
However, Allofs believes the ex-Schalke winger is determined to help the club get back on track, making a move in the January transfer window unlikely.
'This story doesn't help him, or Wolfsburg,' Allofs added. 'He wants to get back to his level, he wants to help.'
Draxler remains keen on a move away from the Volkswagen Arena, but he insists that he will not push for a deal to be done like he did during the previous window.
Draxler runs with the ball during Wolfsburg's Bundesliga clash with Darmstadt this season
The former Schalke star unsuccessfully pushed for a move away from Wolfsburg last summer
'There was a lot of speculation during the summer and some things were true, while others were false,' he told German magazine Kicker in September. 'There will likely be more speculation in January, but I will not initiate anything. 'I am only human and what has happened has not left me unaffected. Football is business, though, and you have to focus on the task at hand.
'It is not always easy, but I know what's expected from me. I will work hard to do just that.
'We had some differences of opinion, but we have set those apart. There is no issue any more. Of course, it is not easy to forget what happened in the summer, but that is now in the past.'
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