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Zlatan Ibrahimovic is retiring from soccer. He announced his international retirement on Sunday. The Swedish centre-forward will retire at the age of 41 on Sunday. He finished with 866 professional matches and 511 club goals. He has 122 caps and 62 goals for the Swedish national team. And an impressive array of trophies and records.
“It was a very special day for me. I didn’t tell anyone I was leaving soccer. I told the club that we had to do something for the last game, but they didn’t know about my retirement. I’d like to thank the journalists for their patience. From tomorrow I’m a man free of this world. It’s been a long, long career. I’m proud and happy. It’s been a long, long career. Thanks to those who gave me the strength, the adrenalin, the emotion to keep going. Today is my last day as a professional. I’d like to thank Milan for everything they’ve done, and all those I’ve played with, both clubs and national teams,” said Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
Antoine Rabito
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