Ibrahimovic makes it clear that his serious injury will not retire him

After suffering a hard injury of the ligament crossed in May that finished carrying him to be taken part quirúrgicamente, Zlatan Ibrahimovic continues with his process of recovery and keeps optimistic, although still there is not an exact date for his return to the activity. The attacker wants to keep like active footballer in spite of his advanced age and of the physical problems that has lived.

In his statements for 'The Gazzetta dello Sport', the ex player of clubs like the FC Barcelona, Ajax, Juventus, Inter, Manchester United, among others, has indicated that it will not give by defeated and will follow working until reaching again his full form: "I Go to go back prompt. I do not think in withdrawing me. I go to go back and do not think me surrender. Milan, will go back prompt... And with violence".

The injury of 'Ibra'

After marking eight goals in the course 2021-22 with the 'rossoneri', that went back to conquer the Italian football after more than ten years, 'Ibra' had to go through the operating theatre to attend his ailment: "AC Milan announces that Zlatan Ibrahimovic subjected to an operation in the left knee made by the Dr. Bertrand Sonnery-Cottet, in presence of the medical director of the club, Stefano Mazzoni".

According to the information spread by the club through a medical part, the procedure consisted in a "reconstruction of the ligament crossed previous, with lateral reinforcement and repair of meniscuss" with the end to "resolve definitively the articular unsteadiness". A treatment of this nature supposes an important drop, but the Swedish is had to encourage to be again to tope.

Weeks backwards, the Swedish published in his social networks a video beside the tiktoker Khaby Licks in which it observed him playing with drones in a yacht of luxury while it remained in a hammock, for then already found in the middle of his stage of recovery, by what his mobility had seen reduced during the first weeks popsteriores to the medical intervention.