Spurs could target Zlatan Ibrahimovic after Jose Mourinho's arrival

Jose and Zlatan have a special bond and are both winners in the game.

Zlatan played under Jose in Inter Milan and reunited with the Portuguese in 2016-17 season at Manchester United.

The Swede scored 28 goals in 46 appearances in his successful debut season at United.

And now, Jose could once again try to get Zlatan playing under him.

According to a report in The Telegraph, Spurs do not have a back-up striker and Zlatan could serve the purpose behind Harry Kane.

Also, Zlatan's agent Mino Raiola held discussions with AC Milan on Wednesday.

It is believed that Zlatan's wage demands could be a stumbling block.

Spurs would not want to disturb their wage structure, however, Mourinho is keen to get Zlatan.

For the move to happen, it needs several phases to work out.

Spurs would be seeking a short-term move for the player, however, the same may not appeal to Zlatan.

The report states that Zlatan is seeking an 18-month deal with a European club.

Although, working with Jose and the desire to win trophies with Spurs could tempt the star striker.

Earlier, Manchester United ruled out a move for Zlatan in the upcoming window.

Zlatan left United in 2018 after suffering a horrific injury in the end of the 2016-17 season.

The famed striker moved to LA Galaxy last year and went on to net 53 goals in 58 appearances for the club.

31 goals came this season for the veteran forward.

Earlier, Major League Soccer (MLS) commissioner Don Garber had said Zlatan will be recruited by Italian club Milan.

"Zlatan is such an interesting guy," Garber told ESPN. "He keeps my hands and inbox full. He's a thrill-a-minute. He is a 38-year-old guy who is being recruited by AC Milan, one of the top clubs in the world."