Julian Draxler has confirmed that he could leave Schalke 04 if the club accept an offer for his services.
Arsenal are interested in the midfielder and reportedly launched a late bid yesterday.
Gunners manager Arsene Wenger has so far failed to land his top targets and has added just Yaya Sanogo and Mathieu Flamini to his squad during the transfer window.
Draxler says that if Schalke want to sell him, then he will not go against their wishes.
"I don't mind people speculating, I'll let them have their fun. If nothing extraordinary happens, I will be here on Monday," Goal.com quotes him as saying.
"But Schalke could change their mind and say 'Well, 40 or 30 million euros is not so bad,' and then I can't do much about it."
"If the club absolutely wants to sell me, I will not say 'No, I want to stay.'"
Draxler signed a new two-year contract with Schalke at the end of last season.
Gary Peters
