Category: <b>Transfer</b><br><br>Juventus are ready to sell want-away striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic to Italian rivals Milan, reports are suggesting.
Stories circulating in the peninsula on Tuesday claim that the two clubs are in advanced negotiations and a switch may be imminent.
Ibrahimovic has made no secret of his desire to leave the Old Lady after relegation to Serie B and the Rossoneri now seem to be his only option after Hernan Crespo signed for Inter on Monday.
The Via Turati club now seemingly lead a solitary chase for the former Ajax man and are willing to bid up to £17.8m in their attempt to find Andriy Shevchenko’s successor.
The deal may be concluded in the next few days if the two clubs can finalise the economic details of the transfer.
The Bianconeri did set a shocking £28m price tag on Ibrahimovic’s head last week in the attempt to keep him in Turin, but they may now be willing to accept something around £21m.
The player himself is also set to accept a deal on Milan’s terms as they are offering him a £2.1m a season contract, whereas Ibra was hoping in a £3m deal.
The 24-year-old striker, dubbed as the new Marco Van Basten, was signed by La Vecchia Signora in 2004 for £11.5m.
Juventus chief executive Jean Claude Blanc had said on Monday he was still planning to have Ibrahimovic at the team’s disposal next season, despite his refusal to play in a friendly against Spezia on Friday.
Although Milan seem in a perfect position to bid, the Gazzetta dello Sport newspaper is failing to rule out a late Inter offer.
The pink paper suggests that Nerazzurri officials will meet with Juve at some stage today in an effort to hijack the move. Inter are also keen on David Trezeguet.
Meanwhile, Ibra’s proposed move to Milan could represent the end of the war between Juventus and Milan and may also make goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon’s transfer to the Rossoneri outfit an easier task.<br><br>Source: Football Italia
Stories circulating in the peninsula on Tuesday claim that the two clubs are in advanced negotiations and a switch may be imminent.
Ibrahimovic has made no secret of his desire to leave the Old Lady after relegation to Serie B and the Rossoneri now seem to be his only option after Hernan Crespo signed for Inter on Monday.
The Via Turati club now seemingly lead a solitary chase for the former Ajax man and are willing to bid up to £17.8m in their attempt to find Andriy Shevchenko’s successor.
The deal may be concluded in the next few days if the two clubs can finalise the economic details of the transfer.
The Bianconeri did set a shocking £28m price tag on Ibrahimovic’s head last week in the attempt to keep him in Turin, but they may now be willing to accept something around £21m.
The player himself is also set to accept a deal on Milan’s terms as they are offering him a £2.1m a season contract, whereas Ibra was hoping in a £3m deal.
The 24-year-old striker, dubbed as the new Marco Van Basten, was signed by La Vecchia Signora in 2004 for £11.5m.
Juventus chief executive Jean Claude Blanc had said on Monday he was still planning to have Ibrahimovic at the team’s disposal next season, despite his refusal to play in a friendly against Spezia on Friday.
Although Milan seem in a perfect position to bid, the Gazzetta dello Sport newspaper is failing to rule out a late Inter offer.
The pink paper suggests that Nerazzurri officials will meet with Juve at some stage today in an effort to hijack the move. Inter are also keen on David Trezeguet.
Meanwhile, Ibra’s proposed move to Milan could represent the end of the war between Juventus and Milan and may also make goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon’s transfer to the Rossoneri outfit an easier task.<br><br>Source: Football Italia
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