In an effort to solve the dilemma of Real Madrid's recent infertility, the club's management is preparing to make a surprise deal in order to include an "old" player out of mind.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is the star who wants the club to join the attacking line after his recent brilliance with the Los Angeles Galaxy.
The news from local radio Cadena Kobe indicated that the European champions wanted to sign Ibrahimovic, 37, in the January transfer window, without specifying the duration of the contract.
"The Sultan" ends with his club after 3 months, meaning he will be free to move to any other club unless he renews his contract with Los Angeles Galaxy.
According to the radio, the management of the club believes that Ibrahimovic represents a "short-term" solution to the crisis of the absence of the leading player in the ranks of Real Madrid, with the decline of Karim Benzema recently.
Marcelo scored Real Madrid's 1-0 loss to Levante on Saturday to end a four-game losing streak in the worst-known move of the team's history.
Ever since moving to Manchester United earlier this year, Ibra has scored 22 goals in 25 appearances for Los Angeles Galaxy, opening some European clubs to return to the continent and taking advantage of his vast technical and physical abilities.
If he returns to the Spanish league, the former international will rely on his experience with Barcelona, who joined him for one season in 2009, scoring 22 goals in 46 meetings.
