Saturday, July 6

Home > Football > Transfer Talk > Serie A > AC Milan > News

AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani claims that a return to the club for Zlatan Ibrahimovic "does not seem possible" because of his wage demands.

AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani has claimed that a return to the club for Zlatan Ibrahimovic "does not seem possible" because of his high wages.

The Swedish striker won the Serie A title during a two-year spell with the Rossoneri before he was sold to Paris Saint-Germain last summer.

"A return for Ibrahimovic does not seem possible as his salary demands are too high," Galliani told Sky Sports News.

"He is a professional. We were sad to sell him but he earns the kind of money that is not compatible with our finances."

Milan sold Ibrahimovic to PSG for around €20m (£17m).

ID:80391: cacheID:80391:1false2false3false:QQ:: from db desktop :LenBod:restore:1175:

Restore Data

1

Netherlands vs. Turkey - prediction, team news, lineups

2

England vs. Switzerland - prediction, team news, lineups

3

One England 9 but Kane struggles in dramatic penalty-shootout triumph

4

England 1-1 Switzerland (a.e.t, 5-3 pens) - highlights, man of the match, stats

5

Clutch. Composed. Cold. England win on penalties to reach semi-finals

6

Agent: 'Ten Hag pulled plug on Man United move for World Cup winner'

7

New Chelsea signing teased as 20-year-old "talks" confirmed

8

Deal imminent: Ten Hag 'plays' big role in convincing top target to join Man Utd

9

England lineup confirmed as Gareth Southgate makes one change

10

"Juve, Barca" - Romano names clubs keen on Man United attacker