Zlatan Ibrahimovic has ruled out the possibility of a move to the Premier League should Barcelona decide to offload him this summer.
Barca recently recruited David Villa from Valencia in what was believed to be a £35million move, heightening speculation Ibrahimovic could be on his way out of the Nou Camp.
Speculation has suggested the Sweden striker could be used as bait by Barca in their bid to sign Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas, but the 28-year-old is not keen on a move to England.
He told Swedish lifestyle magazine Café: "England doesn't feel close. I don't like rain."
Ibrahimovic also ruled out a return to the club where he started his career, Malmo, who ply their trade in the Swedish Allsvenka league.
But the former Inter Milan star said he would consider moving into a coaching role in the league once he retires.
He added: "Football will always be in my heart, it is a part of me, but I will not make any guest appearances in the Allsvenka.
"Not as an active player at least. Maybe I can contribute my knowledge to Swedish football in some other way."
