Zlatan Ibrahimovic's agent has opened up about the Swede's decision to return to AC Milan after spending two years in the United States.
The 38-year-old is now officially a Milan player once again after penning a short-term deal until the end of the current season.
Ibrahimovic spent the last two years in Major League Soccer with LA Galaxy, where he registered 53 goals in 58 appearances.
Mino Raiola, the striker's agent, revealed he couldn't let Ibrahimovic play the final stages of his career in America.
"Zlatan is back to have fun and entertain the world," Riaola told La Repubblica, as per Football Italia.
"I couldn't allow his last stage to be in Los Angeles. These six months will be like the last tour of Queen, a long tribute: it had to be done at San Siro.
"Who convinced who? We argued over every transfer. If I was ignorant, I would think it was always me who decided his teams.
"Instead at 52, I understand that he decides and then he makes me feel as if I made the decision."
