Rostov fan makes big cash offer for son to be Zlatan Ibrahimovic's mascot

It's clear people would do anything to be around Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

One man called the offices of Russian club FC Rostov this week and offered 170,000 rubles (close to €2,750, $2,900) to have his son serve as the Manchester United striker's mascot before the first leg of the clubs' Europa League round-of-16 tie on March 9.

Ivan Bodylevsky, who works for the club, shared the conversation on his Twitter account on Tuesday.

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- ivan Bodylevskii (@IvanBodylevskii) March 1, 2017

"A man called today and offered 170,000 rubles for his son to lead out Ibrahimovic," Bodylevsky wrote, according to AFP.