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Zlatan Ibrahimovic has confirmed he has already received a number of offers to move to the Premier League when his contract with Paris Saint-Germain expires in the summer.
The Swedish striker, 34, is expected to leave the Ligue 1 club after four years at the Parc des Princes brought four titles.
With Ibrahimovic said to be interested in a move to London, Arsenal, Chelsea and West Ham United have all been linked with lucrative offers for the superstar, who has 141 goals in 169 matches for PSG.
"Yes, there is interest from the Premier League, I can confirm thatm" Ibrahimovic said at a press conference ahead of Sweden's match with Czech Republic.
"The Premier League is the league in the world all people and fans speak about. A lot of things have to feel fine when I'm going to take a decision this summer.
"When the moment comes, when all the cards are on the table, that’s when I have to go through what I want and then we’ll see who wants it more.
"It’s like a marriage. Two parties have to want it, not just one or the other. Each side needs to want it as much as the other."
Show all 14 1 /14Seven who could join Arsenal and and seven who could leave Seven who could join Arsenal and and seven who could leave INS: Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Paris Saint-Germain) Age: 34
Expected fee: Free agent
The Swedish striker is out of contract in the summer and will be the top target for a number of clubs in Europe, North America and China. The PSG talisman, scorer of 141 goals in 168 matches for the French club in four seasons, has aged well and just led the club to their fourth Ligue 1 title in a row - the 12th of his career. Would offer Arsenal a genuinely world class striker for the first time since Thierry Henry left the club.
Seven who could join Arsenal and and seven who could leave Toni Kroos (Real Madrid) Age: 26
Expected fee: £45m
The German playmaker has seemingly slipped out of favour at Real Madrid, where Zinedine Zidane and president Florentino Perez are said to be plotting a revolution of playing staff. Kroos is another who will wanted by nearly every major club this summer, and there have already been hints that he wants to play for Pep Guardiola at Manchester City.
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Seven who could join Arsenal and and seven who could leave Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Borussia Dortmund) Age: 26
Expected fee: £60m
The hottest striker in Europe has an astounding 32 goals in 36 matches for Dortmund this season and plays in a style that would appear perfect for Arsenal. However, the former AC Milan man is wanted by Real Madrid and has previously mentioned that he'd like to play in Spain.
Seven who could join Arsenal and and seven who could leave Victor Wanyama (Southampton) Age: 24
Expected fee: £25m
Arsenal have been linked with the powerful Kenyan for years but never seem to take the plunge. Francis Coquelin was brilliant in the first half of the season, but the Gunners' lack of options in central midfield was brutally exposed when he went down with an injury. Wanyama alongside Coquelin would give the Gunners a powerful midfield platform on which to build.
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Seven who could join Arsenal and and seven who could leave Alvaro Morata (Juventus) Age: 23
Expected fee: £40m
The Spanish striker has not found much consistency at Juventus, but has showed, especially in the Champions League this season and last, that he is capable of operating at an elite level. He only has 10 goals this season but the potential to be a truly brilliant lone striker is there for all to see. Has also expressed a desire to play in the Premier League.
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Seven who could join Arsenal and and seven who could leave John Stones (Everton) Age: 21
Expected fee: £40m
The early season hype around the Englishman has fallen out considerably. Stones started the season as one of the division's most assured defenders but an awful winter has seen him lose his place in a defensively suspect Everton side. Some critics see him as all style and little substance. But he is still very young and that comfort on the ball would be ideal in north London.
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Seven who could join Arsenal and and seven who could leave Mario Gotze (Bayern Munich) Age: 23
Expected fee: £35m
Once hailed as the next big thing, Gotze must be regretting the day he ever left Dortmund for Bayern Munich. The German attacking midfielder has made just eight appearances and one goal in the Bundesliga this season. Liverpool are also linked with the World Cup winner.
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Seven who could join Arsenal and and seven who could leave OUTS: Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain Age: 22
Position: midfielder
For all his promise, Oxlade-Chamberlain is yet to deliver for Arsenal with any consistency, never playing more than 25 Premier League games in any of his five years at the club. He has just nine Premier League starts this season, in another campaign lost to niggling injuries. Chelsea and a return to boyhood club Southampton have been mentioned.
Seven who could join Arsenal and and seven who could leave Kieran Gibbs Age: 26
Position: left-back
Gibbs is not a good defender, too often caught far up the pitch and out of position. He lost his starting place to Nacho Monreal - a solid if unspectacular player - at the start of the season and has failed to win it back, starting only three Premier League matches this term.
2016 The Arsenal Football Club Plc
Seven who could join Arsenal and and seven who could leave Mikel Arteta Age: 33
Position: Defensive midfield
Seemed a year past his sell-by date last summer but the ever-loyal Arsene Wenger inexplicably opted to extend the veteran Spaniard for one more year. Zero Premier League starts tells its own story while his cameo at The Hawthorns will go down as one of the worst by any player this season.
2016 The Arsenal Football Club Plc
Seven who could join Arsenal and and seven who could leave Mathieu Flamini Age: 32
Position: midfield
Another player out of contract in the summer, Flamini is clearly not good enough for a title challenging, Champions League club, but has had to play important minutes in massive games. Wenger needs to move on from a player who has served him well but is no longer of any use at this level.
2016 The Arsenal Football Club Plc
Seven who could join Arsenal and and seven who could leave Tomas Rosicky Age: 35
Position: Attacking midfield
A case of what might have been for a supremely talented player, Rosicky's 10 years at the club have brought an average of just 25 matches in all competitions - Arsenal typically play 60. Always injured and without a single minute of football this season, the ageing player is just taking up a squad place that could be filled with an able body at this point.
2016 The Arsenal Football Club Plc
Seven who could join Arsenal and and seven who could leave Mathieu Debuchy Age: 30
Position: right-back
Another whose injury ruined any chance of a decent career in north London, Debuchy was excellent for the Gunners before that shoulder injury last season kept him out for months. In the few appearances he has made since returning he has shown he's nowhere close to good enough, while Hector Bellerin's rise has been unexpected and welcome. Has to be sold.
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Seven who could join Arsenal and and seven who could leave Yaya Sanogo Age: 23
Position: striker
Never ever looked good enough for Arsenal. Looked lost at Crystal Palace. Couldn't get into the Ajax team. Couldn't even get into the Ajax B team. How do Arsenal end up with these players?
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The striker, who has almost 400 career goals and has won titles in 11 titles in four countries, would likely command wages of at least £150,000-a-week, despite his age.
His game, never reliant on pace, has aged well and he proved in two legs against Chelsea - where he scored two and got an assist - that he should be able to deal with Premier League opposition.
As well as his 35 goals this season, Ibrahimovic has also added 14 assists.
Manchester United are also said to be interested in the striker.
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