Zlatan Ibrahimovic Transfer Rumours: Latest News on the AC Milan Star

Zlatan Ibrahimovic can't stay out of the rumor mill.

And that's fine. We'll be here with all the rumors, news, speculation and gossip throughout the summer.

Ibra, as you might recall, has played for six clubs since becoming a professional in 1999. That would suggest a move is not out of the question, but the 31-year-old Swedish striker seems settled at AC Milan.

For now, at least.

Read on for all the latest news on one of Europe's best, most interesting and most entertaining players.

Money, Money, Money

First, Zlatan Ibrahimovic reportedly criticized AC Milan's financial health. Now, they're reportedly all BFF again.

Ahem.

Back in May, Swedish paper AftonBladet (via Goal.com) quoted Ibrahimovic as saying, "Milan's problem is an economic one. We do not have the money to buy five players, or those that we need."

The comments sparked speculation over a transfer, but over the weekend, reports indicated Ibra and Milan had resolved the issue, per Goal.com (h/t Yahoo! Sports).

City Not Interested?

If Zlatan Ibrahimovic does change teams this summer, he probably won't join English champions Manchester City.

Per The Guardian, City boss Roberto Mancini said the big-spending Blues "are OK up front."

"Ibrahimovic is a champion. But I already have four very strong strikers," said Mancini. "I just need them to compete in the Champions League."

Ibrahimovic scored five goals and provided five assists in the Champions League this past season.

Ibra Not Interested in PSG?

Unlike Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain appear very much interested in Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

The big-spending French club has been linked with Ibrahimovic, but AC Milan vice president Adriano Galliani has reportedly said PSG have not made a formal offer (via Goal.com).

And besides, AftonBladet (via Goal.com) is reporting that Ibrahimovic is not interested in PSG anyway.

Back Across Town?

Zlatan Ibrahimovic played for Inter Milan from 2006 to 2009, and recent speculation has linked him with a move back to AC Milan's archrivals.

But Inter captain Javier Zanetti has been quoted as saying the move is unlikely.

According to RTL 102.5 (cited, once again, by Goal.com), Zanetti said, "I don't at all think that Ibra will come back to us. He's doing well at Milan."

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