Ibrahimovic: I did not play my last match with AC Milan on Sunday

The 30-year-old Sweden international has intimated that he will stay with the Rossoneri, while restating that he was disappointed that the club did not win the Scudetto AC Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has revealed that he is not planning on leaving the Rossoneri in the summer.

The Swedish striker said earlier in May that he was happy with life at San Siro, but insisted that he wanted the club to strengthen the squad after a season which he deemed 'a failure'. Italian sources have suggested that cash-rich Manchester City are lining up a move for Ibrahimovic, but the 30-year-old has vowed to remain at the club.

"No, no, no, Sunday's match [against Novara] was not my last one at San Siro with Milan," he told Aftonbladet.

Ibrahimovic topped the Serie A scoring charts, with 28 goals, but would have preferred to see Milan win the Scudetto.

"I have been the top scorer in Italy with two different clubs, but I cannot really appreciate this individual award if my club did not win the title," he explained.