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Ibrahimovic to join AC Milan in the transfer market to a stop? No, no, despite the high-level AC Milan has always been discreet, but in San Siro, in the 4-0 victory over Lecce seen the team, and Ibrahimovic appearance of Silvio Berlusconi, high-spirited, directly revealed after the game revealed that AC Milan in the transfer market’s next move.

Berlusconi first talked about Ibrahimovic, he said, “I think we should complete this deal, I’m glad we have a ball as Van – Van Basten as a striker.” Beilusike Nigeria also denied interest in recent years to reduce AC Milan, saying, “This is not true, for all these years, I have been involved in discussion on tactics and team.” Finally, Berlusconi talked about the transfer market: “If we try to the introduction of the players is to sell, we can decide to buy him, as the end of the transfer market. “” full market “immediately comment, Berlusconi is actually referring to the star Robinho after cloth Rajda had to fly to Manchester, and 罗比尼奥达 into joining the agreement, AC Milan and he is the only player in trying to figure called the introduction, before the argument is that, AC Milan can not be introduced in Ibrahimovic’s cases, only the introduction of Robinho, but also saying that Robinho will join Barcelona, but Barcelona Guardiola announced the closure of the transfer market, but also came up with AC Milan to sign Ibrahimovic and Robinho to say next.

This is one of the background is to join with Ibrahimovic, Borriello will be the replacement, sold Trezeguet, Amauri and Iaquinta hurt Juventus immediately sent him an invitation, if Bole Los leaving the team, then AC Milan will be the introduction of Robinho, although the characteristics of two different, but after joining Robinho, Pato can be moved under Ibrahimovic Huston Road, and the configuration of the Brazilian national team the same. Meanwhile, Ronaldinho’s contract expired a year worse, Robinho can become his successor.

Of course, this news has not been further confirmed, but Berlusconi left the San Siro this sentence, does an already satisfying the re-imagination of the fans.

Sweden coach Erik Hamren is delighted that Zlatan Ibrahimovic has come out of international retirement ahead of Wednesday’s friendly with Scotland.

“It’s tough to say he had an up-and-down season,” said Hamren about the enigmatic Spanish-based striker.

“Because, in my opinion, he had a good season in his first year at Barcelona.

“He is looking forward to coming back to the Swedish team and I’m sure we will have a lot of energy and quality when he is back.”

Ibrahimovic retired from international football following Sweden’s failure to qualify for this summer’s World Cup but is back to boost their chances of qualifying for Euro 2012.

Lars Lagerback also resigned as coach following that disappointment and Hamren took over in November, initially while still coaching Rosenborg before later deciding to concentrate on the national side.

“For me, it has to come from the player’s heart,” said Sweden’s new coach when asked about the 28-year-old striker’s commitment.

“As a coach, I can help, of course. But, if it’s not coming from themselves, you can be the best player in the world, but if you’re not motivated it’s not going to be good for the team.

“He has taken the decision to play for Sweden and wants to do his best for Sweden and we are all really happy.”

Ibrahimovic, who is expected to start against Scotland, has refused to rule out a move to English football one day – but insists he has no intention of quitting Barcelona any time soon.

He joined the Catalan giants last summer from Inter Milan in what was the second most expensive transfer in football history.

He has since been linked with both Manchester City and Chelsea and, although flattered by the speculation, the striker claims he is happy at the Nou Camp despite mixed reviews of his first season there.

“The whole summer, it has been a new club every day,” said Ibrahimovic.

“I’m very happy there is an interest in me, but I have four years more with Barcelona and I will not leave Barcelona because I am very happy there and I play with the best team in the world.

“I’m very happy to stay there. But, if clubs are interested in me, I take it as a compliment. It means I’m doing a good job.

“To play in England one day – absolutely. I feel I can give much more and I can still develop.

“You never know what happens in football, in 24 hours a lot of things can change.”