Last Sunday was full of quality matches in the whole of Europe. Those included Barca versus Real Madrid, Man Utd against Liverpool, Marseille against PSG, Ajax facing PSV and Inter against Juventus. The only current footballer to have played in all of those is Zlatan Ibrahimovic. He has been decisive so many times, he has plenty in four of the top five leagues, played in nine clubs (almost all elite clubs) and he has loved scoring goals.
The last one was against Mourinho's Roma and it was his 150th goal in Serie A. It is the league where he has played the most throughout his career (261 appearances). Italy is the only country where Ibrahimovic has played for more than one team and AC Milan is the only club he has had more than one spell at. The Swedish striker has won the Serie A with Juventus, Inter and AC Milan. The two he won with Juventus were later stripped after a match fixing scandal while he won the league three times at Inter and once for Milan.
That is part of the reason he has returned to Milan. To try and make AC Milan a great club again. This season, the Rossoneri have returned to the Champions League after seven years away and they are joint top of the Serie A with Napoli.
BeSoccer Pro breaks down the goals scored by Ibra in Serie A. With more than 500 goals for clubs, 150 have been in the Italian league. 23 for Juventus in 70 games (0.33), 57 in 88 appearances for Inter (0.65) and 70 in 103 (0.68) at AC Milan if you include both spells.
