Leeds United target Mimoun Mahi is now available for selection for Groningen after apologising for his behaviour and returning to training.
Groningen dropped attacker Mahi and his team-mate Oussama Idrissi following a loss against Willem II due to the duo's "unacceptable attitude and behaviour".
Mahi has been accused of playing for a transfer by the club's general director, with a January transfer claimed to be in the best interests of all parties.
Now Mahi will have the chance to once again put himself in the shop window after he apologised to the club management and coaching staff on Monday morning, according to Dutch daily the Algemeen Dagblad.
Along with team-mate Idrissi, Mahi has been restored to the first team squad and can train once again.
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The Leeds linked star said: "I want nothing but to help the team, go to work and play football."
The winger, who is under contract with Groningen until 2019 and has been capped at senior international level by Morocco, has scored five goals in ten appearances for the Dutch side so far this season.
He missed losses over the last week against Roda in the Dutch Cup and Sparta Rotterdam in the Eredivisie.
