Serbia international Milan Jovanovic has revealed he could pull out of his move to Liverpool.
The 29-year-old signed a pre-contract agreement with the Premier League giants in February as his deal with Belgian side Standard Liege was coming to an end this summer.
But the Reds then failed to qualify for the UEFA Champions League and manager Rafael Benitez has since left Anfield and joined Inter Milan.
There has been speculation Benitez will attempt to hijack the transfer and take the striker with him to the San Siro.
And Jovanovic has claimed he may be able to pull out of the move, which was set to see him sign a three-year contract at Anfield.
"There is an agreement signed with Liverpool," he is quoted as saying on Tuttomercatoweb.com.
"But if either party wants to end it, it's not impossible."
AC Milan, Juventus and Valencia were all thought to be tracking Jovanovic when his agreement with Liverpool was initially announced.
And he has provided further evidence of his quality at the World Cup, scoring the only goal in Serbia's 1-0 upset of Germany.
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