Arsenal target Julian Draxler has repeated his desire to quit Wolfsborg.
According to a report in the Daily Mail the 23-year-old spoke out after being booed by his own fans during the 3-2 defeat from Hertha Berlin.
During the summer Draxler spoke out about his desire to play abroad but despite speculation linking him with a move to Arsenal no business was done.
With Arsenal well in the hunt for the Premier League title Arsene Wenger is keen to bolster his side’s title bid during the January transfer window.
Wenger has traditionally steered clear of the January market but on Saturday there were some clear signals coming out of Wolfsborg.
“I don’t think I need to tell anybody what [being booed] does to a person – it certainly doesn’t help you,” Draxler said. “There’s no doubt it makes it hard for you to perform on the field.
“I can understand the fans, though. They have every right to do that. I said in the summer the way I feel and I stand by that.”
Paris St Germain are also believed to be watching the situation and are keen on the playmaker.
Wolfsborg would prefer to hold on to Draxler but as they showed last year with Kevin be Bruyner if the right offer comes in a deal can be struck.