ZLATAN IBRAHIMOVIC shows why he is a black belt in Taekwondo, performing many different moves in his latest social-media video.
He demonstrated his incredible skill with the heavy bag by showing off a variety of kicks.
Ibrahimovic's remarkable flexibility is something to see
Since his time as a young footballer, the AC Milan forward has often spoken about his martial arts skills.
He also added the caption, "You must be shapeless and formless, just like water," to his latest Instagram video.
Ibrahimovic was 17 years old when he first received his black-belt in Taekwondo.
He would also be awarded an honorary black belt from the Italian national taekwondo club in 2010.
However, his skills in martial arts have not hindered his ability to continue performing at the highest level on the football pitch.
The sensation from Sweden, who turned 40 in October, continues to be a major force for AC Milan.
Ibra was back in Milan for a second stint with the club at the end 2019 and hasn't disappointed.
In 57 matches, he has scored 33 goals for the Italian giants. He also scored five goals in the first 10 matches of this season.
The veteran footballer is also back in the Sweden national team, for the first time since 2016.
In 2021, he was capped four more times by his country. However, he missed Euro 2020 because of a knee injury.
Ibra was a part of the Sweden team's final World Cup qualifiers.
He could not stop them from losing their last two games to Spain and Georgia, which resulted in them missing out on automatic qualification for Qatar.
Ibra and Co will now be entering the play-offs, but they have the advantage of being one the six seeded side.
After Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's sacking, the Milan man had his own thoughts on Manchester United.
Ibra scored 29 goals in 53 Red Devils games, but he has criticised the club's tendency towards looking back at their past.
According to him, "They talk too often about the past." When I arrived there, I stated that I was here to concentrate on the present and create my own story.
It becomes a loop when you have too many things. It is important to focus on the present, or to go to a hospital to clean your head.
