Ibrahimovic holds talks with top European club after quitting LA Galaxy
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has reportedly held talks with AC Milan over a possible return to the San Siro.
Corriere dello Sport claims the 38-year-old striker is set for a second spell with the Rossoneri after entering negotiations alongside his agent Mino Raiola.
Ibrahimovic spent two seasons at Milan between 2010 and 2012, scoring 56 goals in 85 appearances and winning the 2011 Serie A title.
He is now a free agent after scoring 53 times in just 18 months for MLS outfit LA Galaxy.
And Milan apparently lead the race for Ibra’s coveted signature despite interest from elsewhere.
Manchester United, where the Swede won the Europa League in 2017, have been linked.
While reports claim Serie A rivals Napoli and Bologna have also made offers.
But it looks like Ibra will instead return to familiar territory as Milan look to bounce back from a terrible start to the season.
They are already on their second manager of the term, with Marco Giampaolo sacked after just seven games.
However, new boss Stefano Pioli has only managed one win in five matches.
And Milan feel Ibra can inspire those around him to turn their fortunes around.
From ridiculous wage demands putting off Serie A clubs to an unlikely Man United return or reunion with Mourinho… where could Zlatan Ibrahimovic end up next? https://t.co/XfnI3Q9ewO
— MailOnline Sport (@MailSport) November 21, 2019
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Ibra isn’t the only ace Milan want, as SunSport understands they are also keen on signing Arsenal misfit Lucas Torreira.
The Italians lie 14th in the Serie A table with just 13 points from 12 games.