Roberto Mancini has acknowledged he would love to bring Zlatan Ibrahimovic back to Inter, although he concedes it is unlikely.
The Sweden captain has a year remaining on his contract at Paris Saint-Germain and has been heavily linked with a move away from the French capital.
Milan, along with Bayern Munich, are thought to be in the running for the 33-year-old, although reports in Italy over the past few days have suggested that Inter - where Ibrahimovic spent three years from 2006 - are also keen to bring him back to San Siro.
Ibrahimovic won three Serie A titles with Inter, before going on to lift the league title with Milan in 2011.
"Zlatan is a great player," said Mancini. "He has won so many titles in the last 10 years.
"If there was a chance, every club would like to sign him, but this doesn't mean his future is at Inter. We have Mauro Icardi, who's a great striker.
"But about Zlatan, he is one of the best forwards in the world, for sure."
"Should he go to AC Milan, then the Rossoneri would be potentially ready to win the Scudetto," he added.
