The San Siro team has just renewed the contract with Swedish super striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic for another year after the 39-year-old “senior” scored 28 goals in 45 AC Milan caps in all competitions since the 2019 season. In the contract of the contract, Ibrahimovic will receive a remuneration of about $ 7.2 million / year. After two seasons in the United States in the LA Galaxy shirt to play in the MLS, the former striker Barcelona, ​​PSG and Man United returned to AC Milan in December 2019 on a free transfer. Although he has reached the age of the other side of the peak of his career, Ibrahimovic still shows a beautiful game with an effective ability to hunt. In the 2020-2021 season, “Saint Zlatan” has 17 goals in 25 matches in all competitions, continuing to prove to be one of the indispensable pillars of AC Milan. In addition to the rejuvenation in the club shirt, Ibrahimovic was also recalled to the Swedish team and could be present at Euro next summer. After signing the new contract, the official website of the AC Milan club wrote: “Ibrahimovic and AC Milan have reached an agreement to extend the contract. AC Milan is the team that Ibra has played with most in Serie A. After scoring 84 goals in 130 matches for the Rossoneri, Ibra will continue playing for us next season. “AC Milan makes me feel as comfortable as my second home. It’s great to be with my teammates and working with everyone here” – Ibrahimovic shared. The 39-year-old striker did not attend AC Milan’s last two games due to a penalty card and injury. Expected, he will return in the match against Lazio in the 33rd round of Serie A on April 27. Zlatan’s team are fiercely competing for their place in the top 4 of Serie A at the end of the season. AC Milan temporarily ranked second with 66 points after 32 matches and only 1 point higher than Atalanta and Juventus.

The hottest topic in the world newspapers today (April 19) is that a group of strong European football clubs demanded a divorce from the European Football Federation (UEFA) to form a super tournament. new. The Big Six Premier League group consisting of Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham and Liverpool along with major clubs in Spain and Italy such as Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Juventus, AC Milan and Inter Milan are starting to form a private tournament called the European Super League. This means, they will secede from the two most prestigious European leagues at the club level of the European Football Federation (UEFA), the Champions League and the Europa League. Meanwhile, two of Europe’s top five leagues currently Germany’s Bundesliga and France’s Ligue 1 are said to have refused to join the tournament. Real Madrid president Florentino Perez will head the European Super League. PHOTO: GETTY UEFA immediately issued a statement to quell their ambitions. Specifically, UEFA warned that any club participating in the European Super League will be fined heavily and the players participating in the tournament will be banned from the national team. Despite that, this club group still runs a super project that can bring a lot of profit to them, even more than the Champions League. This tournament will be born by the members participating in the tournament. Real Madrid president Florentino Perez played a leading role in this shocking plot and was backed by giant US bank JP Morgan. The vice presidents who will run the tournament include Liverpool’s John W Henry, MU’s Joel Glazer, Arsenal’s Stan Kroenke and Juventus’ Anfrea Agnelli. Football fans in England have sided with UEFA, angry at the ideas and plans of clubs, especially the Big Six Premier League team that plays a huge role in the project. Account @ AnfieldRd96 wrote on Twitter, “The fans disagree with everything. I think we all agree that the idea of ​​the European Super League needs to be gone. ” Account @txmejakala added, “The European Super League is really the wrong league in this sport. We’ve seen billionaires get into football and they want nothing but power and control. They don’t care about the fans, they see the fans as a customer and they make fun of the fans ”. Arsenal club owner Stan Kroenke will be one of many vice presidents of the tournament that is being opposed around the world. PHOTO: GETTY Meanwhile, the @anna_woodberry account mentioned the direct cause of the problem, “The story of the European Super League will be framed as a battle between money and core principles. But in reality, it is a battle between money and money. A MU fan with an @markgoldbridge account wrote, “I absolutely hate the idea of ​​a super tournament like this. The fans need to stand up together and do what we can to oppose this tournament. The @SerbSB account added, “Imagine another fan group formed. If you think it is an emotional league now, the Super League will make you crave right now.

The Swedish Football Federation is aware of this problem three years ago. That is why the 39-year-old striker was not summoned to the national team in the 2018 World Cup. Ibrahimovic announced his retirement from international football, but just returned to Sweden in March.

Ibrahimovic is at risk of retiring if he is banned from playing long term. Photo: Reuters.

The World Football Federation (FIFA) and the European Football Federation (UEFA) are investigating this incident. Neither of these agencies allow any player who is playing football to be involved in betting. According to the Daily Mail, Ibrahimovic could face a three-year ban.

Aftonbladet It was also revealed that the AC Milan striker ‘s company is the fourth largest co-owner. According to its annual report, in 2019, this betting unit has earned an after-tax profit of up to £ 25.79 million.

In 2018, at the launch ceremony, as a co-owner and brand ambassador, Ibrahimovic said: “Throughout my career, I have been highly sought after by betting companies, but never before. accepted so far. This is a company with Swedish origin. The founders are my countrymen. They really want to make a difference. ”

The Swedish striker will turn 40 in October. That means if he is banned from playing for 3 years, the player is likely to retire. This season, Ibrahimovic played sublimation with 15 goals after 17 matches in Serie A for AC Milan. The San Siro team is also planning to extend his contract for another year.

Ibrahimovic was sent off Offensive words to the referee are believed to have caused Zlatan Ibrahimovic to be disqualified in Milan’s 3-1 win over home side Parma in the 30th round of Serie A.