Ibrahimovic shows off incredible physique at 38 as he works out on yacht
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Mirror
| Aug 06, 2020
Zlatan Ibrahimovic shows no signs of slowing down even as he nears 40-years-old.
The Swedish superstar filmed himself working out on a yacht in the beating sun of Saint-Tropez as he prepares for the return of the new football season.
He may turn 39-years-old this year, but he still has a physique most 25-year-old footballers would be proud of.
In the video posted on his Instagram page, Ibrahimovic can be seen going through a range of different exercises.
He goes through a number of stretches, yoga poses and core exercises, before finishing with some tricep dips and some meditation.
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He completed the workout on the back of a yacht to the backdrop of a dock which contains numerous other white boats.
One fan replied in Italian, stating: "Renew the contract and bring us back to the top," followed by the AC Milan colours.
Another said: "Zlatan doesn’t stay in shape, shape stays Zlatan."
Ibrahimovic made a return to AC Milan last season, where he scored 10 goals in 18 appearances.
Prior to that he had spent time with LA Galaxy in the MLS.
The Swede's future plans remain unknown at present. He has been linked with a sensational move to Leeds United as they return to the Premier League.