Inter Milan star Wesley Sneijder does not think he will leave in the January transfer window, but has not completely ruled out a move.
The Dutchman was throughout last summer repeatedly linked with Manchester United and the defending Premier League champions' recent blip had led to renewed speculation.
United are thought to be lacking a creative influence in midfield and, with Michael Carrick struggling and Tom Cleverley injured, Sneijder is viewed as a solution.
Reports this week say Inter sporting director Marco Branca has held talks with United regarding the playmaker, with the Italian club possibly looking to raise funds for Carlos Tevez.
But the player himself told Voetbal International: "If I must give a percentage for it, I think I am 90 per cent certain I will stay [until at least the summer].
"I enjoy myself here at the moment and at this point I don't have anything to choose from.
"I don't say that I am 100% certain, because something unexpected can always happen."