Inter Milan midfielder Wesley Sneijder is set to commit his future to the club despite interest from Manchester United, according to his agent.
The 26-year-old Dutch midfielder has been linked with a move to Old Trafford following an impressive World Cup.
Sneijder, whose Inter contract expires in 2013, has fired Holland to the final in South Africa and will be hoping the Oranje can go all the way for the first time in their history.
He also had a great domestic campaign with the Nerazzurri last term, as under the stewardship of Jose Mourinho Inter won a remarkable Treble, which included the Champions League title.
Former Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez is now in charge at the San Siro following Mourinho's departure to Real Madrid, and the Spaniard will not want to lose one of his prize assets.
Sneijder's agent Soren Lerby believes the Dutch star wants to stay at the club and is ready to renew his contract until 2015.
He told De Telegraaf: "Wesley could stay at Inter until 2015. After the World Cup, we will go to Milan, we will sit around a table with the officials."
Meanwhile, Inter president Massimo Moratti believes Manchester United have made an offer for the player, but that he has no desire to sell.
He added: "I think the offer is real, but I haven't asked as I don't want to fall in to temptation.
"I'm following him at the World Cup and I think I'll do the same also at Inter for the next years."
