Julian Draxler has ‘revealed’ which club he wants to join

Posted Monday, December 19, 2016 by givemesport.com

Julian Draxler is expected to bring an end to his spell with Wolfsburg when the transfer window re-opens in January.

The Germany international may have returned to the Wolfsburg line-up after being dropped for the 5-0 defeat to Bayern Munich earlier this month - he played the full 90 minutes against Eintracht Frankfurt and assisted the only goal of the match - but it's abundantly clear that he wants out as soon as possible.

Arsenal, Juventus, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain have all been linked with the want-away attacking midfielder over the past couple of weeks while Wolfsburg are understandably to recoup as much of the £30 million they paid Schalke for the player's services in the summer of 2015.

"Everything points to the fact that he can't help us anymore," Wolfsburg's then director of sport Klaus Allofs was quoted as saying by the Daily Mail last week. "If we receive an offer for him, we will listen to it."

Despite his questionable behaviour this season, many of Europe's top clubs would love to sign Draxler next month.

DRAXLER HAS 'REVEALED' WHICH CLUB HE WANTS TO JOIN

The 23-year-old may have flattered to deceive, for the most part, at Wolfsburg but he showed what a talent he is during his Schalke days.

According to BeIN Sports - and brought to our attention by The Sun - Draxler has apparently revealed which of the interested clubs he hopes to sign for.

It's understood that he's informed his former Germany Under-21 teammate Kevin Trapp, PSG's goalkeeper, that he's keen to join the French champions.

BLOW FOR (SOME) ARSENAL FANS

The news will come as a blow to Arsenal fans, many of whom were excited by last week's reports that Mesut Ozil was trying to convince his compatriot to swap the Volkswagen Arena for the Emirates Stadium.

BUT ARSENAL DON'T REALLY NEED HIM...

However, let's face it, Arsenal aren't exactly short on quality - or numbers - when it comes to attacking midfielders.

Neither are PSG, for that matter, but with the club keen on becoming European champions for the first time in their history, don't be surprised if they splash the cash on Draxler over the next few weeks.