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Zlatan Ibrahimović has moved even closer to a return to AC Milan after accepting the club's proposal.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport (via CalcioMercato), the 37-year-old Swedish striker agreed to terms that would see him move back to the San Siro in January.
The former Manchester United and Inter Milan star has been offered a six-month deal. It is also reported that there will be a one-year extension before he 'enters into his final six months of his [LA Galaxy] contract between June 2020 and December.'
The Italian newspaper has added that Ibrahimović is now waiting for a response from Milan sporting director Leonardo Araújo before the deal can move ahead. It's also believed that 'both parties [are] interested in making it happen.'
SPORTbible reported yesterday that I Rossoneri had made significant process to re-sign Ibrahimović, who has been rumoured for a return to the club.
According to Milan News' Antonio Vitiello, the former Barcelona player's agent, Mino Raiola, had visited the club's headquarters for a meeting that lasted four hours.
It is reported that the LA Galaxy star was the 'central theme' of the conversation.
As well as Ibrahimović, Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fà bregas has emerged as a target for Milan boss Gennaro Gattuso.
Milan continue to work on bringing Ibrahimovic back, the salary doesn't appear to be a hurdle after Elliott Fund gave green light to move. But Milan are proceeding with caution as they now Ibra won't make his final decision until early December according to @FabrizioRomano
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When you spend your time arguing that Milan have been doing fairly well in the transfer market over the last 2 or 3 windows and then you read that they are linked with both Ibrahimovic and Fabregas in January
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