Lazio chairman Claudio Lotito has said Sergej Milinkovic-Savic could eventually leave Rome if a huge offer is made for the Manchester United target.

Milinkovic-Savic has emerged as one of Serie A's hottest properties, and Lotito has admitted the Serb could move on if a dynamic bid is made for his services.

Speaking to Calciomercato (h/t Ben Nagle for MailOnline), Lotito said:

"Nowadays it's very complicated for a player to tie himself to a club for his entire career.

"However, Lazio are doing well, our players show great affection for the club and perhaps they're persuaded to stay for what we're doing on an infrastructural level, with the recent renovation of our training ground.

"But unfortunately, Lazio don't have the economic power of Barcelona and Real Madrid, so if a once-in-a-lifetime offer comes in, it'd pose a problem or us."

Per Nagel, the player carries a £100 million valuation, and United and Inter Milan have been linked with potential moves.

According to Corierre della Sella (h/t Nagel), Inter have reportedly agreed terms with the Eagles for Milinkovic-Savic, and the San Siro could be the 23-year-old's next destination.

United have continued to have problems in midfield despite the signings of Paul Pogba and Fred, with the latter arriving this summer but being consigned to the bench by manager Jose Mourinho.

Pogba is reportedly seeking a move away from Old Trafford, potentially creating an opening for the Red Devils to sign a major star.

Milinkovic-Savic is not yet considered a superstar, but his performances in Italy have proved he has the tools to be a world-class operator.

If Pogba does choose to leave United, the Lazio player would be an excellent replacement, and the Premier League would suit his style.

A bigger stage awaits Milinkovic-Savic, and the Theatre of Dreams is desperate to accommodate a fresh hero.

Mourinho's future remains in doubt as his team struggle to find consistency on the pitch, and the United boss will want his club to make a statement in the January transfer window.

The Red Devils desperately need a new centre-back, and this should take priority over additions to the midfield in the winter.