Zlatan Ibrahimovic was back at Milanello this morning for the first time in six months, according to Sky, greeting the squad and new head coach Ruben Amorim before staying to watch the training session.
The Swede's prolonged absence from the training ground had only deepened questions about his role at the club, with his visibility fading steadily since last season. A return to Milanello, however brief, at least puts him back in the frame alongside a coaching staff still settling in.
According to the report, nothing dramatic took place during the visit. Ibrahimovic spoke with the players and Amorim, observed the session, and left before the end of the morning. There was no repeat of the squad meetings he held last season, though his presence alone marks a shift after half a year away.
The next question is whether he will be at San Siro on Wednesday night for the Champions League match against Benfica, which would represent a more public show of involvement. Whether this visit signals a genuine return to a more hands-on presence or was simply a one-off remains to be seen, and that answer sits with Ibrahimovic himself.