Zlatan Ibrahimovic's agent has denied his client wants to leave Inter Milan in the summer despite persistent speculation suggesting otherwise.

The Swedish forward is a reported target of Primera Liga clubs Real Madrid and Barcelona but Ibrahimovic's agent Mino Raiola has moved to put an end to those rumours.

He said: "There is talk about trying to convince Ibrahimovic to stay but no-one has said that he will leave.

"There are no problems, the player has a great relationship with Jose Mourinho and with the club.

"Zlatan was disappointed after the Champions League elimination but he has never said that he wants to leave."

Raiola vehemently denied that Ibrahimovic, who is Inter's top scorer with 19 league goals this season, has asked for an increase in wages.

"This is something that truly irritates me," he said. "We have never asked for such a thing, we have never demanded money or reinforcements.

"Whoever says the opposite is a liar."

One player, however, who is set to leave in the summer is Brazil left-back Maxwell, according to Raiola.

Maxwell has lost his place to 18-year-old Davide Santon.

"Mourinho says that Maxwell is not playing because Santon has been terrific," he said. "The problem with Mourinho is that if you are Zlatan he even invites you home, but otherwise you are nothing, and it's not fair.

"The relationship between Mourinho and Maxwell is over and the coach doesn't care."

Raiola has revealed Maxwell could join neighbours AC Milan, who have already expressed an interest.

"He (Maxwell) will go where we find an agreement, either Milan or Barcelona," said Raiola.