Milan: Inter CEO Ernesto Paolillo admits a major bid for Wesley Sneijder will be considered, as he entices Manchester United to raise the stakes by making the Italian club an irrefutable offer.
On Saturday Goal.com revealed that Sneijder, 27, is still keen on joining the Premier League champions, but it seems his wage demands have been a major stumbling block.
The Netherlands international also said there is always a chance to leave Inter this summer, despite his coach Gian Piero Gasperini claiming the club still relies on him.
United boss Sir Alex Ferguson tried to cool talk of their interest in the player after saying he knew nothing of negotiations between the clubs.
But Paolillo has said a top offer from England will be evaluated and did not close the door on his man leaving if United submit a suitable bid.
"If an offer we cannot refuse arrives, whether for Sneijder or other players, then we will start to think about a replacement," Paolillo is quoted as saying by La Gazzetta dello Sport.
"Sneijder is a reference point for our club, but then football always evolves and anything can happen.
"But there are no talks, and so we are not thinking of changing."
Sneijder is likely to play for his side in this weekend's Supercoppa Italiana clash against city rivals AC Milan in Beijing.
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