Zlatan Ibrahimovic Net Worth: How much is the footballer worth? | OneFootball

Zlatan Ibrahimovic has terrified football defenders for decades, and we can reveal the net worth of the 6 ft 5 Swedish striker.

There aren't many who have more confidence in their own footballing ability than Ibrahimovic, and this cockiness has seen him reach his full potential and manage to play at a top level for a lot longer than most players.

Despite the forward being 41 years old, he still plays at a top Serie A side - AC Milan, and he is no doubt an inspiration for some of the younger footballers trying to make it as a professional.

With so many years in the sport and due to the fact he has won so much, many are very curious to see how much the footballer's net worth is, and all is revealed down below.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic Net Worth 2023

With professional football players having huge salaries in the modern game, as well as lots of bonuses for titles, goals and lots more, it is scary to even think about the Net Worth of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, let alone know the real answer.

According to celebritynetworth.com, Ibrahimovic's net worth in 2023 is around $190 million, which is around £156 million.

This is a staggering amount but makes sense when the same website has also revealed that his current salary is $35 million, which is around £28 million. His net worth will also come from other things just like sponsorship deals as well.

What football clubs has Zlatan Ibrahimovic played for?

The Swedish striker, who has an abundance of international caps, made his debut all the way back in 1999 and hasn't been a one-club man, so there is a long list of clubs, including a lot of European's elite sides, where Ibra has played at.

At all these football clubs, the 41-year-old has made a huge impact, scoring over 490 goals, (Transfermarkt). His goals have helped the various clubs he was at win 31 trophies and he also won numerous personal accolades, including the Puskas award in 2013.

The striker has been an amazing player and no doubt many will be sad on the day he retires.