MILAN (AP) — A beleaguered AC Milan could be set to call on its talismanic Swede yet again.
Zlatan Ibrahimović officially retired at the end of last season with an emotional speech at San Siro that left almost everyone in the stadium in tears, including his teammates.
But during a disappointing October that saw Milan win just one game, the Rossoneri have reportedly been in constant contact with the 42-year-old about a potential return to the club in a backroom capacity.
Milan’s American owner Gerry Cardinale met with Ibrahimović on two successive days in September and could be set for further talks when Cardinale returns to the city for Tuesday’s Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain.
So the Rossoneri are gearing up for a crucial week on an off the field as they look to turn their form around.
Milan started October top of Serie A but has now slipped
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