(CNN) -- It is the breakthrough signing that has confirmed Paris Saint-Germain's arrival as a potent force in European football as they unveiled Swedish superstar Zlatan Ibrahimovic on Tuesday. The striker has been tempted away from Italian giants AC Milan to ply his trade in the French league, signing on a three-year contract for a reputed fee of $24.5 million. Ibrahimovic's capture again underlines the intentions of PSG's owners, Qatar Sports Investment, who have repeatedly stated their intention to transform the club into one of the world's biggest and best. And they have certainly put their money where their mouth is in the transfer market, signing Brazilian defender Thiago Motta as well as Argentina playmakers Ezequiel Lavezzi and Javier Pastore for enormous fees.
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Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic signs for French club Paris Saint-Germain
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Ibrahimovic joins from Italian giants AC Milan for a reported fee of $24.5m
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Star is latest big-money capture by PSG, owned by Qatar Sports Investment
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PSG have also signed defender Thiago Motta and striker Ezequiel Lavezzi
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