Rome - The possible departure of star Zlatan Ibrahimovic keeps worrying Inter Milan fans after his agent said that the Swede is open to offers from big clubs.

Italian media on Tuesday quoted agent Mino Raiola as saying that the Italian champions own the 27-year-old Swede and their president Massimo Moratti is the only one who could sell him.

"Zlatan never said he is uncomfortable in Milan," Raiola told Radio Kiss Kiss. "But it depends on a possible offer. Then he'll decide about his future.

"But at the moment there are no offers. If there should be one (Inter) will have to consider its advantages."

As Inter on Sunday celebrated a fourth straight Serie A title and he was crowned league top scorer on 25 goals, Ibrahimovic said he was not sure to begin a fourth season with the blue-blacks.

"There are no troubles with Inter, but if a club presents an interesting technical project, Ibra will think about it," Raiola said. "Unlike other players, he doesn't rule out any solution, including leaving Inter."(dpa)