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AC Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic interested in finishing career in MLS
Swede unlikely to become a coach
27 Dec 2010 07:28:00
By Rick D'Andrea
AC Milan forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic has revealed he wishes to play out his footballing career in the United States.
The Sweden international has previously admitted that AC Milan will be his final European club, but he wants to head over to America and finish his career in the MLS.
"I want to play one or two years in a nice place, and then retire," Ibrahimovic told Voetbal International. "This is my last contract with a club in Europe. When I'm done in Milan I will play a couple of years in the United States.
The striker admits he is not interested in one day being a coach, but may change his mind like many players have in the past.
"It doesn't feel right at the moment, but at the same time many players have said the same thing," he said. "Football will always appeal to me, but there are many other things that appeal to me as well."
The striker's contract is set to expire in 2014.
The Sweden international has previously admitted that AC Milan will be his final European club, but he wants to head over to America and finish his career in the MLS.
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"I want to play one or two years in a nice place, and then retire," Ibrahimovic told Voetbal International. "This is my last contract with a club in Europe. When I'm done in Milan I will play a couple of years in the United States.
The striker admits he is not interested in one day being a coach, but may change his mind like many players have in the past.
"It doesn't feel right at the moment, but at the same time many players have said the same thing," he said. "Football will always appeal to me, but there are many other things that appeal to me as well."
The striker's contract is set to expire in 2014.
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