He confirmed at a press conference in March there has been interest in him from English clubs, yet
Sky sources have confirmed he has reservations about joining United with the Dutchman in charge.
In his 2011 autobiography, I am Zlatan, the Sweden international alluded to the strained relationship between the pair when he played under Ronald Koeman at Ajax and van Gaal was at the club as technical director.
Manchester United's style of play under Van Gaal this season has been criticised in some quarters - United have only scored 39 Premier League goals, just three more than Sunderland who currently sit 18th in the table.
Ibrahimovic is understood to be interested in a move to Old Trafford, believing it is a stage on which he can still perform at a high level for another two years, although that would depend on a change in manager.
Van Gaal's side lost 3-0 at Tottenham yesterday, the fourth defeat in their last 10 Premier League games, leaving them in fifth place, four points off the Champions League places.
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