David Beckham’s take on Zlatan Ibrahimovic potentially leaving Manchester United makes a lot of sense

"He's a beast."

Despite the fact that Zlatan Ibrahimovic is still recovering from a recent knee injury, the Swedish striker continues to make the headlines. After starting for Manchester United during their 2-2 draw with Burnley on Boxing Day, only to be withdrawn at half-time, the former PSG and Barcelona striker has continued to endure an injury-ravaged 2017/18 season. Ibrahimovic initially joined United on a free transfer in July 2016 but was released the following summer after his season was cruelly ended by a knee injury. In recent weeks, the possibility of the 36-year-old leaving Old Trafford to join the LA Galaxy has increased. In fact, Mourinho even said that the club would "help" him find a new club - if that's what he wants."If it's true and he wants a future at another club we are here to help. But Zlatan told me he wants to recover and feel ready to help the team,"  said Mourinho.