Former Los Angeles Galaxy star Zlatan Ibrahimovic has settled on a second stretch with AC Milan, per a distributed report on Thursday.
Ibrahimovic, 38, has consented to a six-month manage the Serie A club, as per Sky Sport.
The production reports that the arrangement will be declared officially Thursday night or Friday morning. The arrangement can be reestablished if certain conditions are met.
Ibrahimovic recently played for AC Milan from 2010 to 2012 and had 56 objectives and 24 aids 85 appearances.
Ibrahimovic recorded 52 objectives and 17 aids 56 matches in two seasons with the Galaxy. He was MLS Newcomer of the Year in 2018 and drove the Galaxy toward the Western Conference elimination rounds in 2019.
Ibrahimovic earned $7.2 million this past season, as indicated by the MLS players compensation database.
The Swedish star has 535 profession objectives over all degrees of rivalry.
Ibrahimovic was a double cross MLS Best XI choice while helping raise the class' status.
He had 30 objectives and seven aids 29 matches this past season to complete second in MVP casting a ballot this season behind Los Angeles FC's Carlos Vela.
Last season, he had 22 objectives and 10 aids 27 matches (24 starts) while completing third in MVP balloting behind victor Josef Martinez and Martinez's Atlanta United partner, Miguel Almiron.
Among Ibrahimovic's different accomplishments remember scoring 62 objectives for 114 appearances for the Swedish National group, and 421 more in club play.
He has been a piece of winning 11 association titles in four distinct areas.