PSG are wondering whether one of their players will quit football before the age of 30, as their overhaul continues. That's according to one report that suggests that playing for the French champions has left one star contemplating a change of career entirely, as continue their intriguing squad rebuild. Neymar is the latest to leave, with Italian transfer guru dropping his iconic for the Brazilian's move to the Saudi Pro League. The sport's world-record signing follows Lionel Messi out of the European game at just 31 years old. Veteran defender Sergio Ramos has also left on a free transfer, while Kylian Mbappe's future is still uncertain. Now, German outlet have touted that Julian Draxler will be next to call time on his Parisian stint, six and a half years after moving from . Draxler was just 23 when he completed the move, becoming a big-name PSG star at a time when were seemingly continually linked with his services. Mere months later, the club signed Mbappe and Neymar – but Draxler has remained on the fringes and spent last season on loan in Lisbon with . With the German's contract still with a year to run though, there are limited options for his next transfer. Patrick Kluivert-managed Adana Demirspor and MKE Ankaragucu are both said to be interested in Draxler, along with Saudi side Al-Fateh, coached by Slavan Bilic. According to the report though, some at PSG are wondering whether the former World Cup winner actually wants to continue playing football, suggesting he could retire at just 29 years. Interestingly, there is precedent for 2014 World Cup winners to step away from top-level football early. Andre Schurrle hung up his boots at 29 too, days after he and mutually agreed to terminate his contract – while Kevin Grosskreutz left the Bundesliga at 28 to play in Germany's lower tiers following a bar fight while at , claiming, “I don’t want anything to do with football for the time being,” in a news conference after his contract was terminated at the Mercedes-Benz Arena. value Draxler to be worth €6 million.