Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been named in Sweden's 35-man provisional squad for the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
The 34-year-old striker is representing his country at Euro 2016 and is expected to decide whether he will compete for his nation in Brazil following its conclusion.
Sweden Under-21 coach Hakan Ericson is hopeful Ibrahimovic will participate in Rio, but acknowledged the lack of time following the European Championship could be a pitfall.
"He has said he wants to wait to make his decision until after the European Championships," Ericson, who is taking charge of the Olympics squad, said.
"There is a little gap and I want to keep it open because it would be fantastic, although my hopes are not huge. But we have hope."
Ibrahimovic is one of seven over-23 players, only three of which will be eligible for the Games, named in Sweden's preliminary squad, which will be cut to 18 players.
The Swede has been linked with a move to Manchester United after opting to leave Paris Saint-Germain when his contract expires at the end of the month.
Sweden will take on Colombia in Manaus in their first outing at the Olympics on August 4.
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