ZLATAN IBRAHIMOVIC has been tipped to join Wrexham.

The striker retired in 2023, ending his career at AC Milan.

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It came months after he underwent surgery for an anterior cruciate ligament injury that kept him out for nine months.

Ibrahimovic completed his recovery from the injury and became the Serie A's oldest goalscorer, and he has kept himself fit ever since.

So former Premier League star Matt Jansen believes he could be an option for Wrexham, who could be playing in the Championship next season.

Jansen told : "It would probably suit Zlatan Ibrahimovic, although he retired.

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"But money talks and they’ve certainly got it. It would be Hollywood and he’d enjoy it, wouldn’t he?

"It would certainly be that type, or a big target man like Chris Wood maybe, although he's not going to leave Nottingham Forest.

"Anything's possible with Wrexham and they've got the backing. With the media around them, they've got the idea of what they want to do."

Hollywood owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have not been afraid to spend big to lure players to the Racecourse since taking over.

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Their astute transfer business has helped manager Phil Parkinson achieve back-to-back promotions from the National League, and now another looks likely.

They occupy the second automatic promotion spot in League One and are six points ahead of their closes rivals Wycombe in third, having played one match more.