Dutch club Ajax Amsterdam and Italian club AC Milan have reached an agreement regarding the transfer of the young player Maximilian Ibrahimović (19 years old), son of the retired Swedish star Zlatan Ibrahimović, according to the Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf.

According to the newspaper, the agreement involves Maximilian moving to Ajax during the current transfer window, in a step aimed at giving him a greater opportunity to develop and gain regular playing minutes, after having played recently with Milan's youth teams and occasionally trained with the first team.

Maximilian Ibrahimović is considered one of the promising talents in Milan's academy, playing in attacking positions, and is distinguished by his physical ability and presence inside the penalty area, which motivated Ajax to act to include him within their plan to invest in young players.

The deal acquires a special symbolic dimension, as Zlatan Ibrahimović previously defended Ajax's colors at the beginning of the millennium, and his experience in Amsterdam was a pivotal stage in his football career before launching towards global stardom.

The player is expected to undergo medical examinations in the coming days, in preparation for the official announcement of the deal, if everything proceeds as planned.