Zlatan Ibrahimovic's future is already decided if reports in the US are anything to go by.
The Swede has already agreed to sign for the LA Galaxy, claims Fox Sports, as reported by the Manchester Evening News.
Although the veteran, who scored the equaliser for United against Everton on Tuesday night, is yet to announce his future he told the MEN last week that discussions were ongoing .
"Confirmed from Europe. Zlatan Ibrahimovic will play for Galaxy," Fox Sports tweeted with the striker superimposed in a Galaxy shirt.
There has also been interest from Italy and as you'll read below Ibra is not just on the hunt for a final pay day.
Zlatan fires warning to United over contract
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has told Manchester United they must match his ambition if he is to sign up for a second season, writes Mirror Football's David McDonnell.
United's 26-goal top scorer returned against Everton on Tuesday after serving a three-match ban, with his future still unresolved.
Talks are ongoing between United and Ibrahimovic's agent Mino Raiola, but no agreement has been reached on a contract extension.
And, as Mirror Sport first reported last month, the 35-year-old forward warned United they must prove to him they are serious about competing for the big titles if he is to stay.
"Listen, if I had something to say I would already have said it," said Ibrahimovic. "We are talking. Whether we were far from each other or close to each other, there is no news.
"There are still talks and let’s see what will happen. I am open. Nothing is done yet. I came here without the Champions League. I came here with the team as it was. It was not a team that was favourite to win. I still came.
"I came to help. I came to do what I am able to do. To make it better. To bring the team to higher views so let’s see what happens. I’m 35. A lot of things have to be settled. It’s not like I’m 20 and I have another five or 10 years."
Mourinho urges Shaw to "grow up"
Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho has urged Luke Shaw to 'grow up' after the England left-back made his return to action against Everton, writes Mirror Football's James Whaling.
Shaw was left out of the squad for the Red Devils' goalless draw against West Brom on Saturday amid criticism from his boss, leaving his future at Old Trafford in doubt.
But he took his place on the bench this evening and came on as a second-half substitute for Ashley Young.
Ashley Williams handled Shaw's goal-bound effort and was given his marching orders, before the Zlatan Ibrahimovic coolly dispatched from the spot to level the game.
"He [Shaw] has lots of potential but the football brain and the professional brain has to be with the talent," Mourinho told BT Sport. "He has to change his football brain.
"He was doing things in the second half when he was reacting to my voice. If he was on the other side for sure he would not do it.
"I think he has a future here but Manchester United cannot wait. We need the kids to grow up."
Mourinho calls for video technology
Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho has called for video technology to help match officials after Zlatan Ibrahimovic's disallowed goal against Everton.
The Swede headed what he thought was a leveller in the second half, only to be scuppered by the offside flag.
Replays showed he was marginally onside, and Mourinho refused to criticise the linesman for the decision, but did call for them to be given help from the use of video technology.
"They fought until the last second and we should win 2-1 because it wasn't offside," Mourinho told BT Sport.
"It's difficult for the linesman and I'm not criticising him at all. When it [video technology] comes in, it will help linesmen and referees.
"It will be welcomed by everyone, especially them [the officials]. For them it is not good when they make mistakes."