Zlatan Ibrahimovic could return to Milan next season, admits Swedish striker's agent

A host of Premier League sides are keen on signing the enigmatic Swede, but he may head back to Italy this summer.

Could Zlatan be tempted by a return to Milan?

Zlatan Ibrahimovic's agent has claimed the Swedish superstar could return to Milan next season.

The Paris Saint-Germain striker is out of contract this summer and is attracting interest from top clubs across Europe – including the Premier League – and Qatar and the MLS.

And Mino Raiola has today tried to stoke up the bidding war by telling Italian GQ Magazine that the 34-year-old is considering going back to Serie A.

“ Ibrahimovic could return to Italy, to Milan,” he said.

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The Swede has played for the three biggest Italian clubs – and has won the scudetto at all of them. He signed for Juventus in 2004 and left after they were demoted to Serie B in 2006 to go to Inter Milan.

After a season at Barcelona, he was loaned back to Milan in 2010 before being sold the following year and then joining PSG in 2012 where he has won four consecutive Ligue 1 titles.

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Super agent Raiola also represents Mario Balotelli and Paul Pogba.

He said: “Balotelli? If he had Ibra’s head, Messi would have fewer Ballon D’Or awards.
Pogba to Chelsea? Not now.”

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