Ibrahimovic signs 1-year deal with MU before Euro 2016

Zlatan Ibrahimovic is set to sign a one-year contract with MU and will officially join coach Mourinho's team before Euro 2016 begins.

A reliable source from Sky Sports said that MU CEO Ed Woodward and Ibrahimovic's representative are negotiating the final details of a one-year contract.

It is expected that the "blockbuster" deal will be completed before Sweden's opening match against the Republic of Ireland (June 13) at Euro 2016. At that time, Ibrahimovic will become the first new player under coach Jose Mourinho.

Ibrahimovic prepares to join MU

Ibra is the only striker Mourinho wants to sign this summer, because he believes Marcus Rashford will continue to improve next season, when he trains and plays with the experienced Swedish star.

Mourinho and the Red Devils' Board of Directors also agreed on the strategy of trusting young talents from the club's training academy. Therefore, he missed the opportunity to buy Jaime Vardy to promote Rashford's development.

It is known that MU started contacting Ibrahimovic last month. Negotiations between the two sides went well and everything became clearer when the Red Devils appointed Mourinho to replace Van Gaal.

Ibrahimovic himself admires his old teacher Mourinho and wants to work under the Portuguese coach again (after a short time at Inter).

Despite turning 35, Ibrahimovic still maintains his high form, scoring 50 goals in 52 matches for PSG last season. Ibra's contract with the Ligue 1 champions has expired so he will join the Red Devils on a free transfer.

Ibrahimovic's salary at Old Trafford is around £250,000/week. The contract will include a 1-year extension clause if he plays well in the red shirt.

According to VNN