Manchester United have been put on red alert after Wolfsburg admitted they may be forced to sell Kevin De Bruyne if they do not secure Champions League
The Belgium international has been in stunning form for the Bundesliga outfit this season, scoring 11 goals and providing 14 assists.
The 23-year-old only joined Wolfsburg from Chelsea in January 2014, arriving at the Volkswagen Arena for £18m.
However, such has been the playmaker's performances that clubs across Europe are already battling for his signature.
Manchester United have reportedly shown an interest, while Atletico Madrid have also been touted as a possible destination.
And should the Red Devils qualify for the Champions League next season, Wolfsburg sporting director Klaus Allofs admits the club must maintain their second place position in the Bundesliga to keep De Bruyne.
"It is possible that we would have to part with him [De Bruyne] if we didn't have Champions Leaguefootball, but anyone who does want him would have to dig deep into their pockets to satisfy our demands," Allofs told Kicker.
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