Mancini On The Lookout For Ibra

I REALLY hope Ibra leaves this summer. But, thats MY opinion. Check This Out:
"Despite not going through its best football, Zlatan Ibrahimovic continues to have a large poster in world football. The best proof is that there is clubs that are using their substitution to tempt him with a change of scenery. With the 'cachet' that has the Swedish striker is, however, very few teams willing to undertake a major operation that requires a signing as well. All are in England today. Just one of those who are more interested in the developments around Ibrahimovic is Manchester City. The reasons are mainly two: the first is that its economic health enables one to consider incorporating this level of financial effort and the second and most important is that their coach Roberto Mancini, who had at his command in the ranks of Ibra Inter Milan for two seasons and knows their soccer potential.
Ibrahimovic acclimation to Barça's style of play has not been as satisfactory to the vast category of players to presage, despite his 21 goals and 9 assists. The serious thing also is that its evolution in the collective mechanism of the team has gone more or less, to the point that in the final stretch of the season when the club was playing the most important titles, Ibrahimovic has alternated between two situations equally frustrating for him, or has been replaced when the club needed more goals, as in the two semifinal matches of the Champions League against Inter, or has sat on the bench in matches, as the last Sevilla-Barca were definitive for the team's fortunes in the league. That, as much as coach Pep Guardiola has made efforts to save the Swedish crack in his press conferences, airs its future fit into the template.
The season finale of Bojan Krkic has come to relegate the role of Ibra on a secondary level. That obviously would not make sense next season, given that Ibrahimovic is next to the player Leo Messi more charges in the template.
O key or goodbye
Ibra, by curriculum, by card and personal ambition, but may be as a key. So if it is also already an open secret that the club is putting all eggs in one basket to take Valencia to a striker like David Villa looks increasingly likely that Ibra may have a way out of Camp Nou, but his agent, Mino Raiola, for now, remember that you still remain a four-year contract. With teams like Manchester City attentive, the key is whether the club is prepared to give a second season Ibrahimovic."