Zlatan Ibrahimović
Swedish association football player (born 1981) · Sweden · Footballers
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Something wrong?A striker who scored across four decades and collected 34 trophies while speaking about himself in the third person - Zlatan turned outsize ego and acrobatic finishing into a self-fulfilling prophecy, leaving cult status and a 35-yard bicycle kick in his wake.
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Ibrahimović playing for Inter Milan in 2007
Ibrahimović and Mario Balotelli playing against Palermo in 2009
Ibrahimović playing for Barcelona in a match against Sporting Gijón in 2009
Ibrahimović preparing to strike a free kick for Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League with Xavi (right)
Ibrahimović signing autographs for fans in 2010
Ibrahimović on the ball for Milan in the 2010-11 UEFA Champions League
Ibrahimović during a Milan game in December 2011Teams 11
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Zlatan Ibrahimović began at Malmö FF in 1999 and moved to Ajax two years later, winning two Eredivisie titles before European giants came calling. He bounced from Juventus to Inter Milan, where three consecutive Serie A titles made him a phenomenon, then to Barcelona in one of the world's most expensive transfers - only to leave after one season for AC Milan, winning another scudetto. In 2012 he joined Paris Saint-Germain and broke a 19-year title drought, becoming their all-time top scorer across four straight Ligue 1 crowns. He won the EFL Cup and Europa League at Manchester United before a serious knee injury derailed him in 2017, resurfaced in MLS with LA Galaxy, then returned to AC Milan in 2020 to claim a fifth Serie A title in 2022. He retired in 2023 as Sweden's all-time leading scorer with 62 goals and the owner of a bicycle kick against England that won the 2013 Puskás Award.
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