Zlatan Ibrahimović, now serving as an advisor at AC Milan, plays a pivotal role in shaping the club’s transfer strategies. According to Sky Sport’s Sacha Tavolieri, the Swede has recently suggested that the club should consider signing Robert Lewandowski.
The football legend believes the Polish striker would be a perfect fit for Milan’s philosophy, serving as an exemplary figure for younger players, much like Zlatan himself was in recent years.
Milan’s management has not dismissed the proposal and is working on an ambitious plan for the upcoming summer transfer window. Discussions are set to take place with agent Pini Zahavi to evaluate the financial feasibility and contract structure involved.
The potential signing of Lewandowski has also been endorsed by AC Milan legend Andriy Shevchenko. Speaking to Goal.pl, the former Rossoneri striker highlighted Luka Modrić’s example, proving that players can continue to perform at the top level even at the age of 40.
However, Goal.pl reports that Barcelona remains Lewandowski’s top priority. The Polish captain is content in the Catalan capital and has no immediate intentions of retiring, despite persistent media speculation about the potential end of his career.