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Click & Close Ads Click & Close Ads AC Milan and Inter Milan are set to battle it out for their former player Zlatan Ibrahimovic this summer. Milan have taken the first step, with their general manager Adriano Galliani reported to have spoken with the Paris Saint-Germain player earlier this week. The Rossoneri are also reported to have sounded out his agent Mino Raiola. If they do put a bid to PSG, they may face competition from their city rivals, whose coach Roberto Mancini admitted he would also be interested in the Swedish forward. "Ibra's still a player who can make the difference. I would definitely bring him back [to Inter]," Mancini told Sky Sport Italia. The 33-year-old made 117 appearances for Inter, scoring 66 goals. After a spell with Barcelona, he then joined AC Milan, for whom he played 85 times, netting 56 goals prior to his move to PSG in 2012. Click & Close Ads Click & Close Ads He has never spent more than three seasons with any single club, although he does still have a year left to run on his contract in the French capital. Ibrahimovic is just one of a number of targets for the Nerazzurri, although Mancini revised an earlier statement that he plans to overhaul his entire squad. "I haven't asked for eight or nine new players, that was just a way of saying -- I could have said 10," added the former Manchester City manager. With Ibra and one or two other astute signings, Mancini has no doubt about his side's target for next season.We want to challenge for the Scudetto," he said. "We would do that even if we were to go into the season with the same squad we've got now. I'm convinced that this side has improved a lot and can improve even more in preseason. "I think things have been improving constantly. Unfortunately the results didn't arrive. We made mistakes and that compromised the work we had done. If only we'd beaten Juve, as we would have deserved to, or won at Genoa, where a bit of everything happened, then we could have got more points from the final 12 matches. "I, as the coach, am happy with the work my team did. Next year, we've got to combine this with results."Click & Close Ads Click & Close Ads