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AC Milan's veteran striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has returned to the city at last. The 38 year old has been is Sweden for the duration of the coronavirus crisis where he has been training with Hammarby - who he co-owns. He is expected to go into a 14 day quarantine now. Ibrahimovic has played 10 matches this season scoring 4 goals and providing 1 assist in all competitions. He is five games away from his 100th match in a Milan shirt.
Zlatan back to Milano pic.twitter.com/dt0BDI49ei
— TeamMilanAC (@TeamMilanAC) May 11, 2020
The attacker returning can be considered a strong indication that Serie A may resume in June as the attacker is only on a 6 month contract thus could have easily remained in Sweden if the season is to be called off. Only one Milan player is now abroad, Frank Kessie is stuck in Ivory Coast and will need to find a way to get to back to Italy soon.
AC Milan and Italian Football Links
- Milan in advanced talks with young Celtic FC centre back. [AC Milan Offside]
- Cagliari players will waive their salaries for a month. [Football Italia]
- Genoa President Preziosi says season cancellation will be a disaster. [Football Italia]
- Former Inter Milan executive discusses progress as Como CEO. [Football Italia]
- Atalanta youngster Andrea Rinadi has passed away after suffering brain aneurysm. [Football Italia]
World Football Links
- Premier League clubs could have to play back 340 million pounds to broadcasters. [BBC]
- No professional sports in England until June according to UK government. [BBC]
- Premier League struggling to agree on neutral venues proposal. [The Guardian]
- La Liga in Spain planning to return to action on 12 June. [The Guardian]
- Denmark's Superliga to resume on May 28. [Super Sport]