Zlatan Ibrahimovic finally got his wish: he will be transferred from relegation-hit Juventus to Inter Milan for approximately $31.95 million less than half of Juve’s original asking price, which was at one point thought to be in the neighborhood of $70 million. However, it’s still the most expensive move of the offseason in Italy. The temperamental striker signed a four-year contract, after threatening his former club with a lawsuit if they did not let him leave. Ibrahimovic scored 23 goals in 70 appearances for Juve. His transfer now adds fuel to the rumor that Manchester United is set to put in an offer for Inter’s Brazilian misfit Adriano. The press has linked the talented but under-performing 24-year-old with a move to Old Trafford for around $57 million, yet Inter insists they’ve not received a formal offer. United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is said to looking for a replacement for Dutch striker Ruud Van Nistelrooy, who left for Real Madrid a few weeks ago. Meanwhile, United has defied its critics who said interest the club was waning after three years without a Premiership title. As the deadline for season-ticket sales approaches, the club has sold 64,000, including executive area seats. That puts the club within touching distance of Old Trafford’s former capacity of 67,500. As new quadrants have now been opened, total capacity is now 76,000.