Zlatan Ibrahimovic wanted David Beckham-style farewell in front of AC Milan fans: Report

Former Manchester United striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic is set to leave AC Milan at end of his contract if reports are to be believed. Zlatan's stay at San Siro is set to be a short one after reports emerged that Zlatan has fallen out with club's hierarchy and is actively pursuing a transfer in summer.  former Swedish international joined AC Milan in January after a brief stint in MLS with LA Galaxy. 

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic transfer: Ibrahmivoic wanted a David Beckham like farewell from Milan fans

According to Sempre Milan, Zlatan Ibrahmivoic dreamed of a David Beckham-like farewell from AC Milan fans like former England captain received during his time at PSG. With Zlatan's friend Zvonimir Boban sacked by Serie A club and with Paolo Maldini soon to follow, Ibrahimovic has reflected upon his future and decided that he will t play for  AC Milan that he " longer recognises".

Zlatan Ibrahimovic was David Beckham's teammate at PSG when former Manchester United player anunced end of his playing career. Beckham received a field tour and a standing ovation from fans and Zlatan Ibrahimovic expected a similar reception from AC Milan, a club he loves, but current situation means re will be exit show. 

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic transfer: David Beckham's PSG farewell

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic transfer: Zlatan Ibrahimovic's AC Milan career 

Zlatan Ibrahimovic transfer in January to AC Milan was his second stint at Serie A club. Swedish striker had first joined club post a short spell at Barcelona in 2010-11, spending two years in Milan. Zlatan made 85 appearances in his time in Italy for AC Milan, scoring 56 goals. He later moved to Ligue1 outfit Paris Saint-Germain for a reported a transfer fee of €20 million. Zlatan Ibrahimovic returned to San Siro in January on a six-month deal with AC Milan, and made 10 appearances for Serie A club, scoring four goals. 

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