AC Milan have offered Zlatan Ibrahimović a €2.2m contract in a six-month deal.
According to SportMediaset (MilanNews.it), I Rossoneri sporting director Leonardo Araújo and sporting strategy and development director Paolo Maldini have put forward the deal to the 37-year-old Swede.
SPORTbible reported on Tuesday that the LA Galaxy striker had accepted terms in the club's proposal.
The former Barcelona, Inter Milan and Manchester United star is now waiting for Araújo to respond before the deal can move ahead. However, it has been reported that 'both parties [are] interested in making it happen.'
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Earlier this week, it emerged that the Italian club had made significant process in re-signing their former striker.
Milan News' Antonio Vitiello revealed that Ibrahimović's agent, Mino Raiola, had visited the club's headquarters for a four-hour-long meeting. It is believed that the former Swedish international was the 'central theme' of the conversation.
Ibrahimović recently revealed that his time in Serie A was an important point in his career, specifically during his two-season spell at Juventus.
"In the beginning, it was not about scoring goals, it was about who had the best skills, the best technique and I brought that with me wherever I went," he told BBC Sport.
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"A certain point came when it was: 'Listen, this is high level, you need to perform, you are a striker you need to give us goals and if you don't score I don't need you.'
"That changed when I came to Juventus. Everything was new for me. I was like, 'Wow, big club, big players, big coach, big history.'
"From the first day after training, I heard [then coach] Fabio Capello scream 'Ibra!' and he just pointed. He had taken guys from the academy and youth team and I trained with them. They gave crosses and I scored.
"Every day for 30 minutes sometimes I just wanted to go home because I was tired and did not want to shoot any more -- I didn't want to see the goal or the goalkeeper. I would just hear 'Ibra!' and I knew what it was. I was shooting, just shooting, good shots, bad shots.
"In the end, I became a machine, in front of goal, score a goal, especially in Italy as a striker it is the most difficult position because they are so tactically good."
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