The 28-year-old Inter playmaker, after being frozen out by the San Siro side following his refusal to sign a new contract with a reduced wage, is an asset in the winter transfer market and has been linked with the likes of Schalke, Anzhi and Manchester United, reports Xinhua.
But his representative Soren Lerby has admitted that by Saturday, things should become clearer.
"Talks between Sneijder, his family and Galatasaray began on Thursday," Lerby said Friday.
"Anything can happen in football at any time, so we'll see what happens. But I expect things to become clear when we wake up tomorrow."
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