Let’s go back to December 2019. is 38 years old, but not only is he not going to end his career, but he also wants to replace MLS with Serie A. – I was tired of the United States. So I made a deal with Napoli, but suddenly president Aurelio De Laurentiis fired Carlo Ancelotti, so things changed. I asked my agent Mino Raiola: “Which club is down so I can change that?” He replied: “Yesterday Milan lost 5-5 to Atalanta in Bergamo.” And then I realized that I would join Milan -.
And although Milan was in a huge crisis, Zlatan announced that the club would fight for the scudetto with him. In the spring round, after returning from the USA, he scored 10 goals and five assists in 18 games. Last season he scored 15 goals in 19 games. In the current competition, he is suffering from injuries again, but he still hits the net regularly. He scored eight goals in Serie A and was on the pitch for just 902 minutes.
Today Zlatan is approaching his 41st birthday and Milan is the leader of Serie A and dreams of the championship that he has been waiting for since 2011. Of course, you cannot bring the Rossoneri revival to the return of Zlatan, because coach Stefano Pioli also has great merits, but you can see that Ibra still has a real influence on Milan. And it’s not about the game itself, but about what it gives in the dressing room. Ibrahimovic’s contract expires on July 1.
What is the future of Zlatan?
– This morning I got up and I felt pain all over my body. But as long as I have a goal, as long as I’m feeling adrenaline, I can’t stop. I know that something good awaits me at the end of my journey. It drives me. It makes me feel the need to work. That I want to stay on top. I will play football as long as I can. I don’t want a point where I regret stopping. That in a few years I will think about the fact that I could keep playing because I felt good, but I stopped. Not! It is not in my style. I prefer to finish myself, to be honest: I can’t anymore. However, it is too early for today -.
It seems that Zlatan will continue his career in Milan. The striker wants to extend the contract for one year. Under the new contract – according to Milannews.it – he would earn nearly three million euros.
Source: Sport
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