The 40-year-old Ibrahimovic scored his 400th league goal!
Against Roma, Ibrahimovic scored his 400th goal in the league.
Ibrahimovic's first career goal dates back to October 30, 1999 (local time).
Roma's 11 goals - Ibrahimovic scored 11 goals in serie A against Roma, and in the last seven games Roma is his top scorer.
Let's take a brief recap: here's a chronological list of Ibrahimovic's careers and goals scored:
Malmö (1999-2001): 18 goals;
Ajax (2001–2004): 48 goals;
Juventus (2004-2006): 26 goals;
Inter Milan (2006-2009): 66 goals;
Barcelona (2009-2010): 22 goals;
AC Milan (2010-2012): 56 goals;
PSG (2012-2016): 156 balls;
Manchester United (2016-2018): 29 goals;
Los Angeles Galaxy (2018-2019): 53 Balls;
AC Milan (2020–present): 31 goals...
In order of most goals scored:
Thanks to Ligue 1, Ibrahimovic's longest-term club – 4 seasons: PSG: 156 goals;
AC Milan: 87 goals (to be continued);
Inter: 66 goals;
LOS GALAXY: 53 balls;
Ajax: 48 goals;
Manchester United: 29 goals;
Juventus: 26 goals;
Barcelona: 22 goals;
Malmö: 18 goals;
Career 0.6 goals per game:
Ibrahimovic played a total of 841 games with 505 goals against the club (club figures, excluding the national team). That means an average of 0.6 goals per game.
505 goals included: 400 league goals, 57 European goals, 48 cup goals;
Ibrahimovic played in four of Europe's five major leagues, winning Serie A, Ligue 1 and La Liga, but did not win the Premier League.
Here are his league goals: Serie A - Juve, Inter milan and Milan scored 150 serie A goals between Milan and Milan (259 appearances);
Ligue 1 - 113 goals at Paris Saint-Germain (122 appearances)
Premier League - 17 goals for Manchester United (33 appearances);
La Liga - 16 goals for Barcelona (29 appearances);
LOS Angeles Galaxy - 53 goals (56 appearances);
Eredivisie - 35 goals for Ajax (74 appearances);
Sweden's top flight - Malmö 16 goals (40 appearances);
AC Milan are Ibrahimovic's team with the most Serie A goals in a single season
Juventus: 16 goals and 6 assists in 2004/05, 7 goals and 7 assists in 2005/06;
Inter: 2006/07: 15 goals and 5 assists; 2007/08: 17 goals and 9 assists; 2008/09: 25 goals and 7 assists;
AC Milan: 14 goals and 11 assists in 2010/11; 28 goals and 6 assists in 2011/12; 10 goals and 5 assists in 2019/20; 15 goals and 2 assists in 2020/21; 3 goals and 1 assist in 2021/22 (on progress);
Ibrahimovic scored 57 goals in 147 games at the European arena (club). In the Champions League - 48 goals in 121 games.
He represented six different teams (AC Milan, Ajax, Juventus, Inter, Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain) in the Champions League: he is the player who scores the most in different shirts in the competition.
Ibrahimovic played the most games in the PSG jersey, but AC Milan has become the most represented Italian team of his career:
Paris Saint-Germain: 180 games;
AC Milan: 138 games;
Inter: 117 games;
Ajax: 110 games;
Juventus: 92 games;
LOS GALAXY: 58 games;
Manchester United: 53 games;
Malmö: 47 games;
Barcelona: 46 games;
Ibrahimovic's numbers at AC Milan:
Serie A: 70 goals;
Champions League: 9 goals;
Coppa Italia: 6 goals;
Italian Super Cup: 1 goal;
Europa League: 1 goal;
Ibrahimovic scored 87 goals in 137 games for AC Milan, and Ibrahimovic's Rossoneri averaged more points than his entire career: 0.64 goals per game (he averaged 0.6 career averages);
Since returning to Milan in January 2020, Ibrahimovic has scored 31 goals in 53 games (0.6 goals per game).
On his first journey with Milan, he scored 56 goals (0.65 points per game) in 85 games.
In the era of 3-point wins (1994/95 to date), Ibrahimovic was the player who scored the most goals per game in AC Milan in the First Division:
Ibrahimovic: 0.67 goals per game (70 goals in 104 appearances);
Olivier Giroud: 0.67 goals per game (2 goals in 3 appearances);
Shevchenko: 0.56 goals per game (127 goals in 226 appearances);
Ronaldo: 0.45 goals per game (9 goals in 20 appearances);
Pato and Baka: 0.44 goals per game (51 goals in 117 games, 31 goals in 70 games);
Other records in Milan: only Gunnar Nordal (35 in 1949/50 and 34 in 1950/51) surpassed Ibrahimovic in a Serie A season (28 in 2011/12);
Ibrahimovic also scored 62 goals in 118 games for the national team, making him sweden's all-time top scorer.