Everton striker Louis Saha said it would be hard for him to turn down a move to Paris Saint-Germain.
The 33-year-old left France for Fulham at the age of 22, after a previous loan spell at Newcastle United, and now appears ready to return to his native country in the not too distant future.
"Paris (Saint-Germain) would be a difficult proposition to refuse, especially when you see the players who they are linked with," Saha told RMC.
"PSG are a coherent team which is still under construction. They have an interesting project going on, though."
"It's always an interesting idea to be part of a project like the one at Paris Saint-Germain."
The Paris-born striker's contract with Everton expires at the end of the Premier League season.
Meanwhile, Marouane Fellaini and Tim Cahill are set to return against Wolves at Goodison Park on Saturday.
Everton have lost five of their last six top-flight games, causing them to slump to 17th place, one point above the relegation zone and a similar distance behind Wolves.
Fellaini sat out Everton last game, the 2-1 defeat at Newcastle United, while serving a one-match suspension but is almost certain to come straight back into the starting line-up.
Cahill has not begun a Premier League game for more than a month due to a persistent ankle injury, and was omitted from the Australia squad for the World Cup qualifiers in Oman and Thailand.