Zlatan Ibrahimović Net Worth 2022: Income, Endorsements, Cars, Wages, Property, Affairs, Family

Zlatan Ibrahimović is one greatest strikers this football generation ever witnessed. The 39-year-old Swedish striker is still regarded as an elite footballer playing top football in Europe. He proved himself as the face of football of all generations from the last two decades. From the start of his football career, he is upgrading his game season by season and still not stopping. Zlatan’s name comes on the tongue of every football whenever we heard saying “Age is just a number”. Just like his club Milan’s colors, he is aging like a fine red wine.

Zlatan Ibrahimović Personal details:

Full Name	Zlatan Šefik Ibrahimović
Date of Birth	3 October, 1981
Age	39
Birthplace	Malmö, Sweden
Position	Striker
Height in inches	6 ft 5 in
Height in meters	1.95 m
Weight in kg	85kg
Weight in pounds	187lbs

Zlatan Ibrahimović’s salary, net worth and market value?

Total 2022 earnings	$18 million
Salary	$8 million
Endorsement	$10 million

Zlatan Ibrahimović’s estimated net worth is a whopping $230 million. And current transfer market values the 39-year-old amount of around $4 million

Transfer market value over the years:

Year	Club	Value	Age
2005	Juventus	€25 million	23
2008	Inter Milan	€42 million	26
2010	Barcelona	€46 million	28
2012	AC Milan	€37 million	30
2014	Paris Saint-Germain	€28 million	32
2016	Manchester United	€12 million	34
2018	LA Galaxy	€5 million	36
2021	AC Milan	€4 million	39

Zlatan Ibrahimović wages from AC Milan?

Zlatan Ibrahimović has AC Milan contract until the summer of 2022. He arrived at Milan with a six-month contract in January 2020 which was annually renewed twice. He receives £146k weekly and annually £8 million wages from I Rossoneri.

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Zlatan Ibrahimović’s wages breakdown in rupees:

Per Year	₹61 crores
Per Month	₹5.1 crores
Per Day	₹17 lakhs
Per Hour	₹71,000
Per Minute	₹1,176

Zlatan Ibrahimović endorsements/brands?

Brand	Type
Nike	Sportswear
Volvo	Automobile manufacturer
Samsung	Technology
Electronic Arts	Gaming
Bethard	Gambling app
Mind the Gum	Chewing gum

Zlatan Ibrahimović Luxurious lifestyle

Luxurious house owned by Zlatan Ibrahimović:

Type	Location	Worth
Mansion	Cheshire, England	$5 million
Townhouse	Östermalm, Sweden	$12.5 million
Holiday house	Ski resort Åre	$250k
Beach house	Resaro island	$1.5 million

Zlatan Ibrahimović Luxurious cars owned:

Car Name	Worth in dollars	Worth in rupees	Colour
Porsche 918 Spyder	$800k	₹6 crores	Black
Ferrari Monza SP2	$1.7 million	₹13 crores	Black
Ferrari LeFerrari	$1.4 million	₹10 crores	Yellow
Ferrari Enzo Ferrari	$2 million	₹15 crores	Red
Ferrari 448 Pista	$330k	₹2.5 crores	Silver
Volvo ZC70	$40k	₹30 lakhs	Brown
Maserati GranTurismo	$130k	₹97 lakhs	Black
Lamborghini Urus SUV	$222k	₹1.6 crores	Silver
Porche 911 Targa 4S	$395k	₹2.9 crores	Black

Zlatan Ibrahimović ownerships:

Zlatan spends vacations with his family and friends on his $9 million worthed Yacht. The lavish Riva 100 Corsaro has a dining area, cocktail bar, and a club. He often invites his teammates to celebrate their victories there.

Zlatan wears a deluxe Rolex Daytona watch which cost him around $12400.

Ibrahimovic also has a private jet named Cessna Citation Longitude that cost him nearly $26 million. The jet has 12 leather seats to carry and a speed range of 881 km per hour.

Zlatan holds 23.5% of the shares in Swedish top division football club Hammarby IF. He purchased the Stockholm-based club’s share from Anschutz Entertainment Group back in 2019.

Zlatan Ibrahimović Colorful and decorated football career:

Zlatan created a buzz in Sweden’s top division football when he broke into the senior side of Malmö FF as an academy graduate. AFC Ajax scouted him from Sweden to present him in top European football as the next-gen star through their system. And he did exactly what was expected thus earned a move to Italian football which was his childhood dream. But after two years, Juventus were relegated to the second division due to the Calciopoli Scandal and Zlatan refused the club’s request to stay.

Zlatan’s next destination was Inter Milan who he supported a lot during his childhood days. His Juventus achievements were revoked because of scandal still he went on to conquer Italy again but with Inter. He joined his teammate Maxwell in the journey from Inter to Barcelona in the summer transfer window of 2009.

Barcelona paid €46 million extra in the swap deal of Zlatan with Samuel Eto’o whom he replaced as number 9 in the squad. But his Barcelona stint was full of controversies where he had a huge spat with manager Pep Guardiola after Champions League exit. Barca board favored Pep in that altercation and immediately sent Zlatan for a loan spell to AC Milan.

Milan eventually activated his permanent purchase clause of €24 million at the end of the loan spell. Zlatan was PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi’s first big signing with the aim of domination. He went on to conquer Frech Football over the next four years to justify his hype created by the Paris club. He left Paris to join Manchester United at the Wheels after bagging thirteen French trophies in four years.

Ibra’s arrival at Manchester United was thumping as he won three trophies with The Red Devils in his debut season. Then he extended his stay for a further year but terminated his contract in March itself to join Major League Soccer club LA Galaxy.

Zlatan continued his fierce brand of football in America and was featured in MLS All-Star teams of both seasons he played. He announced a super-return to European football by joining his former club AC Milan in the first week of 2020. He will be crossing 40 age in few days but still holds the goalscoring responsibilities of a top division Italian football club.

Zlatan Ibrahimović Representing Blågults:

Zlatan made two substitute appearances in the 2002 FIFA World Cup squad of Sweden where they were expelled from the quarterfinals. He faced his first international heartbreak when he missed a decisive penalty in the shootout against the Netherlands at the 2004 Euro quarterfinals.

He was named captain of the Swedish side for the 2012 Euro competition where he gave his career-best International performance. Zlatan had a man-of-the-match performance in a victory over France in the last group match and was also got featured in Team of the Tournament. He made a return to international football in 2021 after a gap of six years but was forced to rule out from Euro 2020 due to a knee injury.

Zlatan Ibrahimović Career statistics:

Teams	Years	Appearances	Goals	Assists	Minutes	Trophies
Malmö FF	1999-01	40	16	–	–	0
AFC Ajax	2001-04	110	48	16	7,203	4
Juventus	2004-06	92	26	16	6,867	0 (revoked)
Inter Milan	2006-09	117	66	30	9,712	5
Barcelona	2009-11	46	22	13	3,334	5
AC Milan	2010-12 2020-present	132	84	32	10,612	2
Paris Saint-Germain	2012-16	180	156	61	15,060	13
Manchester United	2016-18	53	29	10	4,034	3
LA Galaxy	2018-19	58	53	15	4,933	0
Sweden	2001-present	118	62	19	8,746	0

Zlatan Ibrahimović Trophies-

Ajax: 2× Eredivisie, 1× KNVB Cup, 1× Johan Cruyff Shield

Inter Milan: 3× Serie A, 2× Italian Super Cup

Barcelona: 1× FIFA Club World Cup, 1× UEFA Super Cup, 2× La Liga 1× Supercopa de España

AC Milan: 1× Serie A, 1× Italian Super Cup

Paris Saint-Germain: 4× Ligue1, 2× Coupe de France, 3× Coupe de la Ligue, 4× Trophee des Champions

Manchester United: 1× UEFA Europa League, 1× EFL Cup, 1× Carabao Cup

Zlatan Ibrahimović’s Family

Zlatan was born to a Bosniak-Swedish father Šefik Ibrahimović and a Croat-Swedish mother Jurka Gravić in Malmö. They were divorced when Zlatan was a child hence his childhood was split between their residence. He has a sister named Sanela and four half-siblings. He has two kids, Maximiliano (born in 2006) and Vincent (born in 2008) from his wife Helena Seger.

Zlatan Ibrahimović Social Media appearence:

Platform	Followers		Profile Link
Instagram	44.4 million	96th worldwide highest followed account, 18th highest followed football-related account, 12th highest followed footballer account	Click Here
Facebook	34.1 million	8th highest followed footballer account	Click Here
Twitter	18.6 million	7th highest followed footballer account	Click Here

Zlatan Ibrahimović’s girlfriends?

Zlatan Ibrahimović married his longtime girlfriend Helena Seger and also has two kids with her. They began dating in 2002 and are together ever since then.

Name	Duration	Nationality	Occupation	Status
Maria Olhage	2000-2001	Swedish	Student	Separated after engagement
Erika Johnson	2001-2002	Swedish	Model	Separated
Helena Seger	2002-	Swedish	Model	Married

Zlatan Ibrahimović tattoos and their meanings?

Body part	Tattoo
Back of right arm	‘Ibrahimović’ in Arabic
Right arm	Names of his sons Maximiliano and Vincent
Lower back	“Five Deva Faces Yantra”, a Buddhist common
Upper right arm	“Yant Prajao Khao Nirote”, a Buddhist emblem
Ribcage	“Only god can judge me”, a phrase
Right ribcage	Ace of hearts and clubs
Back	Roaring lion

Zlatan Ibrahimović Controversies

Zlatan Ibrahimović is a guy who always enjoys attention. His aggressive style and dominating nature often him in a not-so-good position. He indulges in a lot of fights and spats due to this hence rec receives disciplinary punishments. Here’s the list of some of the drawn controversies by him with teammates and opponents:

Year	Name	Role	Altercations
2002	Unknown	Malmö FF Junior teammate	Headbutted by Zlatan
2004	Rafael van der Vaart	Ajax teammate	Accused Zlatan for deliberately injuring
2004	Mildo	Ajax teammate	Punched by Zlatan
2009	Unknown	Female reporter	Sexual taunts by Zlatan
2010	Pep Guardiola	Barcelona manager	Threatened and insulted in the dressing room by Zlatan
2010	Oguchi Onyewu	AC Milan teammate	Fist-fight
2011	Marco Rossi	Bari opponent	Punched in the stomach by Zlatan
2011	Antonio Cassano	AC Milan teammate	Kicked in the head by Zlatan during an interview
2011	Rodney Strasser	AC Milan teammate	Kicked by Zlatan during an interview
2012	Salvatore Aronica	Napoli opponent	Slapped by Zlatan
2012	Stephane Ruffier	Saint-Étienne opponent	Kicked in the chest by Zlatan
2012	Dejan Lovern	Lyon opponent	Deliberately stamped on the head by Zlatan
2012	Fróði Benjaminsen	Faroe Islands opponent	Accused Zlatan for foul play and insults
2013	Andreas Guardado	Valencia opponent	Deliberately stamped on the head by Zlatan
2013	Lucas Moura	PSG teammate	Insulted by Zlatan
2015	Hubert Fournier	Lyon coach	Accused Zlatan for abusing officials
2015	Christian Wilhelmsson	PSG teammate	Kicked in the head by Zlatan
2018	Michael Petrasso	Montreal Impact opponent	Slapped in the head by Zlatan
2019	Nedum Onuoha	Salt Lake City opponent	Accused Zlatan for foul play and injury threats
2019	Sean Johnson	New York City opponent	Grabbed by the neck by Zlatan
2019	Zak Abdel	LA FC goalkeeping coach	Altercation after LAFC player elbowed by Zlatan
2021	Romelu Lukaku	Inter Milan opponent	Insulted by Zlatan
2021	LeBron James	Basketball player	Accused Zlatan for misusing his status for political activism
2021	UEFA	continental governing body	Fined Zlatan €50k for breaking disciplinary regulations

Zlatan’s video was recorded where he ranted on match officials saying “In 15 years I’ve never seen a [good] referee in this shit country, [they] don’t even deserve PSG.” He received a four-match ban by Ligue 1 after this incident.

Zlatan bought 23.5% shares of Hammarby IF in 2019, who are rivals of his boyhood club Malmö FF. He received a huge backlash from Malmö who considered it a betrayal and vandalized his bronze statue. Zlatan Ibrahimović was named ‘most arrogant footballer in the world alongside Cristiano Ronaldo by L’Équipe in 2015.

Interesting facts about Zlatan Ibrahimović:

• Zlatan Ibrahimović once gave all his PSG teammates a brand new Xbox One in 2013.
• Football clubs have spent £150 Million on transfer fees of Zlatan Ibrahimović throughout his career.
• Zlatan Ibrahimović scored goals on his debut game in Italian, Spanish, and French leagues. He also won league titles in his debut seasons in those countries.
• There is a special verb in the Swedish Dictionary named after Zlatan Ibrahimović. ‘To Zlatan’ term means to dominate or do something with extreme talent and ability in Swedish Dictionary.
• A special burger in Daddy’s Café was named after Zlatan Ibrahimović. Daddy’s Café was located in the suburb of Boulogne-Billancourt had a special “Le Zlatan” burger containing 600 grams of beef, a topping of bacon, cheddar, Auvergne blue, Emmental, and onions.
• Zlatan used to practice on an old gravel pitch which was located outside his mother’s house. He partnered with Nike to renovate the ground and renamed it “Zlatan’s court”.
• Zlatan Ibrahimović won Guldbollen Award for the Swedish Footballer of the Year record 12-times. He won that award 10-times consecutively between 2007 to 2016. While Freddie Ljungberg was the only footballer other than him to win that award between 2005 to 2016.
• Zlatan Ibrahimović was eligible to represent Bosnia and Croatia as well through his family background. But the striker opted for his motherland on the international stage.
• Zlatan once scored eight goals as a second-half substitute at the age of 10. He was substituted in on the trailing scoreline of 5-0 and left the pitch with an 8-5 winning scoreline for his boyhood club FBK Balkan.

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