Ibrahimovic’s contract with AC Milan runs until next summer. Adviser Raiola left open whether the Swede would extend the contract and named a plan.
Star consultant Mino Raiola has commented on the future of his protégé Zlatan Ibrahimovic, whose contract with AC Milan runs until next summer.
When asked whether the 39-year-old would stay with the Rossoneri for another year, the 53-year-old replied in an interview with Tuttosport : “We’ll see what Zlatan wants to do in June. He always makes decisions year after year.” Accordingly, “there is no rush.”
Raiola on Ibra’s post-career plans: “Would like to start a chapter as club director”
Ibrahimovic, who will turn 40 at the beginning of October, moved to Milan in January 2020, where he was already active between 2010 and 2012. In the current season, the 118-time Swedish national player only played one game due to an injury. Ibrahimovic is currently suffering from an Achilles tendon irritation.
Should the Swedish striker at some point “no longer feel like a key player for the team, he will retire,” said Raiola. Ibrahimovic is already pursuing a plan for the time after his career. “He wants to open a chapter as a club director,” added the agent.
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