The 25-year-old netted during CSKA’s 3-3 draw at Old Trafford in the Champions League group stages, and Sir Alex Ferguson’s side are just one of a host of European heavyweights believed to be interested in the Serbian international.
“I think that if Krasic leaves CSKA in January, he is 90 percent likely to go to England,” the player’s agent, Dejan Joksimovic, told Calciomercato.
“Manchester United? There are three or four big English clubs, with important financial resources, interested in him.”
AC and Inter Milan are also thought to be admirers of the attacking midfielder, but Joksimovic admits a move to Serie A is less likely due to the limited amount of non-EU players permitted.
The agent, though, admitted a transfer to Italy next summer was a distinct possibility.
“I don’t know anything about Inter while I heard something about AC Milan a month ago through my partner, but nothing concrete,” he added.
“In January it is much more probable the English track will be followed, also because there aren’t problems about extra EU players.
“If Krasic won’t leave in January, in the summer Italy could return as a possibility.
“And if Milan were to come forward, it would be an excellent solution for Milos, no doubt about it.”
