After an impressive campaign in the Bundesliga, the Belgium international has been linked with a move to Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain this summer.
Allofs has already said De Bruyne is "99.9 per cent" likely to stay, but is realistic over his long-term future.
"If the contract would run only until 2017 - then it would be decisive," he admitted to WAZ. "But we are honest: it is rather unlikely that he will stay with us until 2019.
"So the length of the deal does not play any major role. Of course I hope that we develop internationally so that elsewhere there are not many better opportunities for a player to improve."
The midfielder has said he will not force Wolfsburg to sell him and Allofs doesn't expect him to hand in a transfer request.
"Kevin has not yet come to me and I'm also assuming that he will not come."
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