41-year-old Zlatan Ibrahimovic shows off chiselled physique for Italian fashion label
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I still have it! Zlatan Ibrahimovic shows off chiseled physique who just turned 41 as the AC Milan forward for Italian fashion label DSQUARED2 and shows off his own ‘IBRA’ line
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic showed off his ridiculous physique in fashion range shoot
- The Swedish striker has launched the ‘IBRA’ line with Italian label DSQUARED2
- The topless shots show off the muscular torso of Ibrahimovic defying his 41 years
- AC Milan star is currently out with a knee injury until early 2023
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic has shown that he is still in incredible shape at the age of 41 in a series of topless shots for the Italian label DSQUARED2.
The AC Milan striker – currently sidelined with a knee injury – posed in front of the brand’s FW 2022 Ibra Black on Black capsule collection in a series of black and white photos promoting the range, taken by Paolo Zerbini.
In one shot, Ibrahimovic reveals his muscular torso and collection of tattoos advertising the range’s jeans, flaunting a physique that almost defies his age.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic shows off his muscular physique in a series of shots for DSQUARED2
At 41, Ibrahimovic looks in top condition and was happy to show it off before the shoot
The ‘IRBA’ range includes jeans, a crystal hoodie, caps and a varsity jacket for the label
The Swedish icon also has no trouble drawing the perfect moody look as he shows off the new line, which includes a varsity jacket, crystal hoodie and caps, hats and boots and joggers – all of which he collaborated on with DSQUARED2 himself.
Ibrahimovic has not played for AC Milan since the end of last season after undergoing surgery on his injured ACL this summer.
He revealed that he had been out playing for six months due to the injury, but last season continued to help the Italian side secure the Serie A title.
Despite the injury ruling him out until the new year, the former Manchester United forward signed a new one-year deal with Milan in the summer, with the club still considering the Swede an essential member of their squad.
He has scored 36 goals in 74 appearances for Rossoneri since leaving LA Galaxy in 2019.
The Swedish striker is currently sidelined with a knee injury following surgery over the summer