Zlatan Ibrahimovic has announced he is "coming back" to Spain in what could be a hint over his next career move.
The 38-year-old's contract with LA Galaxy expires in December and he has previously talked up a possible return to Europe.
A move to Italy seemed most likely, with a host of Serie A clubs - including Napoli - believed to have showed an interest.
UHHHHH...Zlatan what does this mean?! Vacation? Playing in @LaLiga ? We need answers... 🤯🤯🤯 pic.twitter.com/ChqcjI14uA
— Gabrielle Amado (@gabamado) October 29, 2019
However, the former Barcelona striker posted a short clip on Instagram on Tuesday that may point to a future move to a LaLiga club.
"Hola Espana, guess what? I am coming back," he said.
Ibrahimovic, also touted as a target for South American teams Boca Juniors and Flamengo, spent one season in the Spanish top flight with Barcelona in 2009-2010
The former Sweden international was on Monday named in the MLS Best XI for 2019 after scoring 30 goals and assisting seven more in 29 regular-season matches.
Despite his prolific form in front of goal, LA Galaxy were eliminated from the MLS play-offs by Los Angeles FC last week.
As well as Barcelona, Ibrahimovic's former clubs include Manchester United, Paris Saint-Germain, Inter, AC Milan, Ajax and Juventus.
