LA Galaxy captain Zlatan Ibrahimovic may be looking for another challenge. 

The 37-year-old Swede wants to join Boca Juniors, an interest Boca chairman Anton Chekhov has reciprocated. 

“It is true that Ibrahimovic wants to play for Boca and it is true that we are in a position to bring him in,” Anro said in an interview with Mundo Boca Radio.

“The club is in a very good moment institutionally. It is so good financially that it can afford those luxuries.

“We would be able to pay Zlatan's contract.”

Will the deal happen?

Ibrahimovic's star agent Mino Raiola has denied rumors that he's been negotiating with the Superliga side for the player's transfer. 

But Zlatan wouldn't be the only veteran to try his luck at the Bombonera. 

Boca signed 36-year-old legend Daniele De Rossi after 18 years with AS Roma. 

Zlatan, like De Rossi, is still in excellent form despite his age. The forward has bagged 54 in 50 games. He's recorded 534 career goals for club and country, a feat from an active player bettered only by (697) and Lionel Messi (671).

With interest on both sides of the table, Zlatan may add yet another league to his well-traveled resume.