Isaac Smith is weighing up contract offers from Hawthorn and Melbourne.
The Hawks want to keep the triple-premiership wingman and have tabled a two-year deal amid interest from the Demons.
Smith, 31, is an unrestricted free agent and his manager Liam Pickering admits his future remains up in the air as things stand.
“Isaac’s got a decision to make at the moment. Hawthorn have put a contract in front of him as have a couple of other clubs,” Pickering told SEN Breakfast.
“I’m not hassling him too much because he’s trying to have a holiday.
“Everyone’s in the mix at the moment with Isaac, he just needs to make his mind up.
“Melbourne are definitely in the mix as are Hawthorn for him to stay. So really, it’s up to him now.”
Pickering also provided an update on off-contract North Melbourne midfielder Jed Anderson.
“Jed’s out of contract so we’re trying to negotiate our way through a contract with North Melbourne,” Pickering said.
“That’s taking a little bit of time.
“I spoke to Jed last week and it’s really just about his contract. He’s not going to be one that’s going to be rocking the boat but he didn’t say anything to me about being concerned (about North Melbourne as a collective).
“At the moment he’s concerned about making sure the deal is right.”