​ Premier League clubs are on alert after Paris Saint-Germain striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic decided he has had enough in the French capital, according to ​the Independent.

The Sweden international, 33, will reportedly seek a move away from the Parc des Princes over the summer and is thought to prefer a return to former club AC Milan.

Arsenal are allegedly keen on Ibrahimovic, who could cost as little as £11m due to his waning contract situation, while both Chelsea and Liverpool are understood to have expressed an interest.


The Gunners are believed to be in the market for a new centre-forward to take them to the next level but whether manager Arsene Wenger would fancy a player of Ibrahimovic's character remains to be seen.

Wenger famously missed out on Ibrahimovic in 2000, when the then 19-year-old turned down his offer of a trial.

Speaking in 2012, the player said: “Arsene gave me the famous red and white jersey - the No. 9 shirt with Ibrahimovic on it and I was so pleased I even posed for a picture wearing it.

 “It was a fantastic moment for me. Arsenal had a great team then and here was an Arsenal shirt made just for me.

“So then I waited for him to convince me that I should join Arsenal. But he didn't even try.

“He never actually made me a serious offer, it was more, ‘I want to see how good you are, what kind of player you are. Have a trial’.

“I couldn't believe it. I was like, ‘No way, Zlatan doesn't do auditions’.

“I thought ‘You either know me or you don't and if you don't know me you can't really want me’.”


PSG are thought to be looking to the future beyond Ibrahimovic, who has a fractured relationship with fellow striker Edinson Cavani - another reported Arsenal target.

Ibrahimovic, who is yet to play in England, has won league titles with every club he's been at - including Milan, Ajax, Juventus and Barcelona - since leaving Malmo 14 years ago.

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