AC Milan are faced with a dilemma regarding the future of Zlatan Ibrahimovic that they must resolve in the coming months, according to a report.
Calciomercato.com are reporting that Milan have an interest in signing Andrea Belotti on a free transfer when his contract with Torino expires at the end of the season but they are reflecting on what to do because they must first of all know whether Ibrahimovic will be part of the group of strikers heading into 2022-23.
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Before sealing the signing of Belotti or any other striker for that matter, the Rossoneri management will sit down with Ibrahimovic and establish whether both parties want to continue together.
What filters at the moment is that the Swede would like to stay and play beyond the age of 40, but it is unlikely that the club will be able to guarantee him a starting role in the Milan of the future.
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He could extend his journey at Milan with lower salary (half of the current salary) and without guarantee to be the first choice.
Honestly, the way he is playing and how many games he missed (and screwed up when he played), half is generous.
That being said, do you really see an egomaniac like Zlatan going for a backseat position and a minimum wage?
Give him one more year as a rotation/impact player. And have Giroud/Belotti as starters with ibra/lazetic as subs.
i can agree surely with you either you can send lazetic on loan and get colombo back