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1 | Was early engaged to Maria Olhage. |
2 | He scored in his first derby Manchester United - Manchester City 1-2 in September 2016. |
3 | In 2015, Zlatan bought a church in Stockholm for 110 million kronor and converted into a townhouse . |
4 | Plays for Manchester United 2016. |
5 | Got Guldbollen (Golden ball) for 11 time (10 Golden balls in a row) in 2016. |
6 | On June 22nd 2016 in the Euro against Belgium was the last game for his team Sweden, and also for Zlatan himself. The game ended with a Belgium victory. |
7 | Has played 116 games for Sweden and has scored 62 goals, (2001-2016). |
8 | In very last match, Zlatan equaled and beat Carlos Bianchi's league record for one season with 37 and 38 goals in PSG's history. Record for Zlatan. |
9 | PSG finished 2016 by 96 points. 31 points before Lyon. Records in the league's history. |
10 | Top scorer in French ligue 1 in 2013, 2014 and 2016. |
11 | Serie A top scorer in 2009 and 2012. |
12 | Player of the year in Italian serie A in 2008, 2009 and 2011. |
13 | Hat-trick in 9 minutes in the match is fastest hat-trick in the league's history. |
14 | Champion with PSG on 13 March 2016 record early. 9-0 vs Troyes. Zlatan made 4 goals. (Hat-trick) No another team in Europe has won league so early. |
15 | 2015/2016, had PSG 27 matches in a row with no loss. (4 drawns). |
16 | Receveid 10th Guldbollen (Golden ball) of former Inter mate Luis Figo on 9 November 2015. |
17 | Half-brother Sapko Ibrahimovic died of leukemia, aged 40 in 2014. |
18 | Set goal record with 50 goals in Swedish national team vs Estonia on 4 September 2014 in Stockholm. Beat the record from 1932. |
19 | Zlatan touched and beat Pedro Pauleta's record with 109 and 110 goals in PSG on 4 October 2015. |
20 | Has his look-alike puppet in the French show Les guignols de l'info (1988). |
21 | Champion with Paris Saint Germain in 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016. Wins two years in a row was record in PSG's history. |
22 | Beat Gunnar Nordahls record with 225 goals in European League in March 2014. |
23 | Pictured on a set of five domestic-rate Swedish postage stamps issued in his honor 27 March 2014. Price of each stamp on day of issue was 6 kronor. |
24 | Is in Germany playing the 2006 FIFA World Cup. [June 2006] |
25 | Playing in the Euro Championshiop 2008 for Sweden [June 2008] |
26 | Brought over to Barcelona from Inter Milan in a trade deal for Samuel Eto'o. [July 2009] |
27 | First Swede to win Golden Foot in 2012 (International Football Award). |
28 | Made goal after 27 seconds in the match vs Kazakhstan on 10 September 2013. It was the fastest goal in the Swedish national team for a competitive match. |
29 | Became Swede of the year in the world in 2013. |
30 | Champion in Netherlands, Italy, Spain and France with Ajax, Inter, Milan, Barcelona and Paris SG. Two titles with Juventus were removed. |
31 | Player of the year in the French league in 2013, 2014 and 2016. |
32 | French champion in his first season with Paris Saint-Germain FC 2013. |
33 | First Swedish football player to score at the new National Stadium in Solna, outside Stockholm in November 2012. In a friendly match against England, he scored 4 goals in the match. Sweden won with 4-2. |
34 | In August 2012 he was bought to the french club Paris Saint-Germain FC. |
35 | Played for the Italian club Milan 2010-2012. Italian champion with Milan season 2010/2011. |
36 | He scored 17 goals in the Italian League and 5 goals in Champions League season 2007/2008. |
37 | Italian champions with Inter season 2007/2008. |
38 | Zlatan and Helena were expecting their second child in 2008. (Son, Vincent). |
39 | Previous clubs: FBK Balkan-1994, Malmö FF 1999-2001, AFC Ajax 2001-2004, Juventus 2004-2006, Inter 2006-2009, FC Barcelona 2009-2010, AC Milan 2010-2012 and Paris St Germain FC 2012-2016. |
40 | Won the Italian League with his team Inter season 2006/2007 (he scored 15 goals). |
41 | Son, Maximilian Ibrahimovic born [22 September 2006] with girlfriend Helena Seger. |
42 | (September 10th 2006) The first game of the season with his new club, Inter, he scored one goal against Fiorentina (Fiorentina-Inter 2-3). |
43 | Was bought to the Italian club Inter after the big scandal with his former club, Juventus. [August 2006] |
44 | He scored 7 goals season 2005/2006 for his team Juventus Serie A. |
45 | Together with the actor Mikael Persbrandt 2005 they visited Sao Paulo Brazil for "the children's rights.". |
46 | Is of Bosnian and Croatian heritage. |
47 | He won the price Guldbollen (Golden ball) for best player of the year in 2005. Now has won Guldbollen 10 times. The only more than 2 times. |
48 | He is a good friend with actor Mikael Persbrandt. |
49 | He has played 36 games for Sweden and has scored 18 goals. [November 2005] |
50 | When he played for Ajax 2001 to 2004 he scored 38 goals. |
51 | During his years in Malmo FF he scored 16 goals. |
52 | September 7th he scored a goal in the last minute against Hungary in a world cup qualification game (Hungary-Sweden 0-1) |
53 | (September 27, 2007) He scored his first Champions League goal for Juventus against Rapid Wien (Juventus-Rapid Wien 3-0). |
54 | He scored a goal in the last minute against Hungary in a World Cup qualification game (Hungary-Sweden 0-1). |
55 | In September 2004, he scored 4 goals against Malta in Sweden's first World Cup qualification game (Malta-Sweden 0-7). |
56 | He has played World Cup 2002 and Euro 2004 for the Swedish team. |
57 | He scored 2 goals in Euro 2004 in Portugal. The first was against Bulgaria and the second one against Italy. |
58 | He scored 16 goals season 2004/2005. |
59 | Won his first season in the Italian Serie A league 2004/2005 with Juventus. |
60 | One of Zlatan's goals against NAC Breda on August 22th, 2004 was by Eurosport considered "Goal of The Year". Zlatan dribbled through several NAC defenders before putting the goal behind the keeper. |
61 | Was sold to Juventus from Ajax on August 31, 2004, for 19 million euros, making him by far the most expensive Swedish football player ever. |
62 | Swedish soccer star played for Dutch professional team, Ajax. Dutch champion with Ajax 2002 and 2004. |