AC Milan coach Sinisa Mihajlovic believes signing Zlatan Ibrahimovic would be a massive boost to the team.
The Paris Saint-Germain striker has been linked with a move back to the Serie A side and has said that his next move will be a "big surprise".
Mihajlovic has admitted he would like to bring the Swedish striker back to San Siro as he would make the team more competitive.
"I can't say anything about a transfer. But he would make a difference," Mihajlovic told reporters.
"If he came here, it would be great for us, a breakthrough. We would be more competitive.
"We will try to sign Alessio Romagnoli from Roma."
There has been a change at the very top of the club, Bee Taechaubol having bought 48 per cent of Milan from Silvio Berlusconi and Mihajlovic is enthusiastic about the San Siro side's new potential.
"For me there is no change. If Mr. Bee wants to help the Berlusconi family and bring in more money, then we like that, but it's no big change for us."
After finishing 10th in Serie A last season, the Rossoneri have added the likes of Carlos Bacca, Andrea Bertolacci and Luiz Adriano to the squad and the coach believes they can aim for a top three finish this term.
"We want to be among the top three in Italy, we know it will be difficult because other teams have been reinforced with important signings, but we have a good team, we have made big additions such as Luiz Adriano, Bacca and Bertolacci and they have been working together for a month."
