Media in Argentina reported last week that Ibrahimovic is interested in playing for Boca and is thinking about signing with the club after his contract with Galaxy expires in December. And while player’s agent Mino Raiola immediately denied these rumors, it seems like the story wasn’t completely fabricated.

“It is true that Ibrahimovic wants to play for Boca and it is true that we are in a position to bring him in,” – Anro told Mundo Boca Radio. “The club is in a very good moment institutionally. It is so good financially that it can afford those luxuries.”

Ibrahimovic is currently earning MLS-high $7.2 million and it is expected he would want something near that for his next contract despite turning 38 soon. For Boca, this figure wouldn’t be an issue.

“We would be able to pay Zlatan’s contract.” – Anro added.

Boca Juniors are hoping to pair Zlatan Ibrahimovic with another former European star Roma legend Daniele De Rossi. Boca signed De Rossi in July, bringing him in on a free transfer.

While Galaxy and Ibrahimovic haven’t discussed a new deal yet, it is hard to imagine that the MLS side would let go of the Swedish striker without a fight. In 28 games he played this season, Ibrahimovic scored an impressive figure of 29 goals while also adding seven assists.

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When asked by reporters who is the better player between him and LAFC’s Carlos Vela, Ibrahimovic said that the answer is him and it’s not even close.

“By far, because if he’s in his prime. How old is he? Twenty-nine,” – said Ibrahimovic. “And he’s playing in MLS, and he’s in his prime. When I was 29 [I was in Europe]. Big difference.”

Ibrahimovic also discussed the derby itself with the reporters, saying that these kind of games keep him “alive.”

“That [derby] atmosphere keeps me alive, that keeps me on my toes,” – he added. “Hopefully it will be a nice atmosphere like that on Friday. I think it will be. It gives you energy it gives you adrenaline.”

While it’s debatable who is the better player between the two, Carlos Vela has proved himself to be more efficient in front of the goal this season compared to Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Vela scored 19 goals so far and is the league’s leading scorer, while Ibrahimovic is currently on 13 goals.

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According to ESPN FC Mark Ogden, Mourinho would want to bring Ibrahimovic on a short-term loan deal during the MLS offseason to boost his attack. The 55-year-old coach would also like to use the striker’s influence in the problematic Man Utd’s locker room.

While it’s a fact that Zlatan Ibrahimovic is 37 years old and well past his prime, his showings in MLS hint that he could still be a valuable role player even in one of the world’s strongest leagues. Since arriving in Los Angeles, Ibrahimovic managed to score a stunning figure of 21 goals in just 25 matches while also providing four assists. Considering the fact that Man Utd’s strikers are struggling to find the net in the recent weeks, his could be an essential piece in the club’s quest to clinch the Champions League spot.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic played really well during his first stint with Manchester United, joining the club in 2016 and scoring 28 goals in his first 46 matches. Severe knee injury, however, caused him to be sidelined for more than seven months. After making only seven appearances and scoring one goal during the first half of 2017–18 season, Ibrahimovic agreed to a mutual contract termination with Man Utd and decided to join LA Galaxy.

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Media in Argentina reported last week that Ibrahimovic is interested in playing for Boca and is thinking about signing with the club after his contract with Galaxy expires in December. And while player’s agent Mino Raiola immediately denied these rumors, it seems like the story wasn’t completely fabricated.

“It is true that Ibrahimovic wants to play for Boca and it is true that we are in a position to bring him in,” – Anro told Mundo Boca Radio. “The club is in a very good moment institutionally. It is so good financially that it can afford those luxuries.”

Ibrahimovic is currently earning MLS-high $7.2 million and it is expected he would want something near that for his next contract despite turning 38 soon. For Boca, this figure wouldn’t be an issue.

“We would be able to pay Zlatan’s contract.” – Anro added.

Boca Juniors are hoping to pair Zlatan Ibrahimovic with another former European star Roma legend Daniele De Rossi. Boca signed De Rossi in July, bringing him in on a free transfer.

While Galaxy and Ibrahimovic haven’t discussed a new deal yet, it is hard to imagine that the MLS side would let go of the Swedish striker without a fight. In 28 games he played this season, Ibrahimovic scored an impressive figure of 29 goals while also adding seven assists.

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When asked by reporters who is the better player between him and LAFC’s Carlos Vela, Ibrahimovic said that the answer is him and it’s not even close.

“By far, because if he’s in his prime. How old is he? Twenty-nine,” – said Ibrahimovic. “And he’s playing in MLS, and he’s in his prime. When I was 29 [I was in Europe]. Big difference.”

Ibrahimovic also discussed the derby itself with the reporters, saying that these kind of games keep him “alive.”

“That [derby] atmosphere keeps me alive, that keeps me on my toes,” – he added. “Hopefully it will be a nice atmosphere like that on Friday. I think it will be. It gives you energy it gives you adrenaline.”

While it’s debatable who is the better player between the two, Carlos Vela has proved himself to be more efficient in front of the goal this season compared to Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Vela scored 19 goals so far and is the league’s leading scorer, while Ibrahimovic is currently on 13 goals.

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According to ESPN FC Mark Ogden, Mourinho would want to bring Ibrahimovic on a short-term loan deal during the MLS offseason to boost his attack. The 55-year-old coach would also like to use the striker’s influence in the problematic Man Utd’s locker room.

While it’s a fact that Zlatan Ibrahimovic is 37 years old and well past his prime, his showings in MLS hint that he could still be a valuable role player even in one of the world’s strongest leagues. Since arriving in Los Angeles, Ibrahimovic managed to score a stunning figure of 21 goals in just 25 matches while also providing four assists. Considering the fact that Man Utd’s strikers are struggling to find the net in the recent weeks, his could be an essential piece in the club’s quest to clinch the Champions League spot.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic played really well during his first stint with Manchester United, joining the club in 2016 and scoring 28 goals in his first 46 matches. Severe knee injury, however, caused him to be sidelined for more than seven months. After making only seven appearances and scoring one goal during the first half of 2017–18 season, Ibrahimovic agreed to a mutual contract termination with Man Utd and decided to join LA Galaxy.

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