Zlatan Ibrahimovic has hinted that he could stay at Milan after reaching 100 games for the club. ‘I hope to play lots more.’
Ibrahimovic appeared to be on his way out of Milan, but he made some revealing comments when awarded a jersey at the club’s training ground to mark his century of games in Rossonero.
“It’s a great honour to play 100 games for Milan. I hope to play lots more,” said the 38-year-old.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has hinted that he could stay at Milan after reaching 100 games for the club. ‘I hope to play lots more.’
Ibrahimovic appeared to be on his way out of Milan, but he made some revealing comments when awarded a jersey at the club’s training ground to mark his century of games in Rossonero.
“It’s a great honour to play 100 games for Milan. I hope to play lots more,” said the 38-year-old.
“Thank you, guys. It’s all thanks to you that I have no competition, otherwise I wouldn’t be playing!”
Paolo Maldini, whose own future as technical director is up in the air, was full of praise for the striker as he handed over a commemorative medal.
“You’ve played for several teams. However, I noticed you had made more than 100 appearances for only three of them – Ajax, Inter and PSG.
“Therefore, this is a great and important milestone for you to have reached. Bravo, Zlatan.”
Zlatan is likely to make his 101st appearance when Milan face Bologna in Serie A this evening.
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