Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s return to the field feels imminent given that he is now fully recovered and was part of the squad for the trip to Monza, and he has a record in sight.
Ibrahimovic has had a long absence having not played a game since the 3-0 win over Sassuolo last May 22 to win the Scudetto, but he returned to Stefano Pioli’s disposal for the match against Torino and his presence on the bench – along with a goal from Giroud – was enough to end a seven-game winless run.
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Zlatan wants to reignite that fire and competitive spirit inside him when he steps back out onto the field in his next official game, and there is also a record that he wants to make his own too.
RadioRossonera recall how Ibrahimovic turned 41 in October and that means a goal would be enough for him to surpass another Rossoneri legend in Billy Costacurta, who is the oldest ever Serie A scorer at 41 years and 25 days.
