His rehabilitation has continued at the club's Carrington training complex, with Jose Mourinho saying in July that he could resume at United despite Romelu Lukaku's arrival. "Why not wait for such a good player that gave us so much?" he said.
And with the latest news from Italy as reported by Sky Sports, it would seem United are stepping up their efforts to secure a return for the player who shone in his first season in the Premier League, scoring 28 goals in 46 appearances before injury struck.
AC Milan have been the latest side to be interested in Ibrahimovic as they continue to overhaul their squad in a summer that has seen several Serie A sides make big statements in the transfer market.
Atletico Madrid were also linked, while LA Galaxy president said their doors were "always open" for a player they had an "incredible relationship" with.
Ibrahimovic would also be welcomed by his former team-mates. Paul Pogba said earlier in August: "He's still a big leader because he's still in the team, even he's not playing he's a leader outside of the pitch."
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