LONDON: Zlatan Ibrahimovic completed his move to Manchester United on a Friday with the flamboyant Swedish striker saying he was ready to create "more special memories" at the Old Trafford club.

United did not disclose any contract details but British media reported that Ibrahimovic had signed a one-year deal to join up again with the Premier League club's new manager Jose Mourinho.

United have not paid a fee to sign the 34-year-old, who was out of contract after leaving Paris St Germain.

"I am absolutely delighted to be joining Manchester United and am looking forward to playing in the Premier League," he said in a club statement.

"Zlatan needs no introduction. The statistics speak for themselves," Mourinho said. "Ibra is one of the best strikers in the world and a player who always gives 100 percent.

"He has won the most important league championships in the world of football, now he has the opportunity to play in the best league in the world and I know he will grasp this opportunity and will work hard to help the team win titles."

Ibrahimovic retired from internationals after Sweden's Euro 2016 exit last week, having won 116 caps and scored 62 goals.

He left PSG, having made 180 appearances and netting 156 goals, after breaking the Ligue 1 club's all-time league scoring record and winning a second straight domestic treble.