As expected, Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has returned to Italy and will now observe two weeks of self-isolation.
Ibrahimovic spent the first part of the coronavirus pandemic in his native Sweden, keeping himself fit as he trained with Hammarby.
Hammarby is the club the 38-year-old owns a 23.5 percent share in, and sporting director Jesper Jansson said ‘there’s a chance’ he could play for the side before he retired.
As expected, Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has returned to Italy and will now observe two weeks of self-isolation.
Ibrahimovic spent the first part of the coronavirus pandemic in his native Sweden, keeping himself fit as he trained with Hammarby.
Hammarby is the club the 38-year-old owns a 23.5 percent share in, and sporting director Jesper Jansson said ‘there’s a chance’ he could play for the side before he retired.
However, he touched down in Milan this evening ahead of a 14-day quarantine period.
Only after that can he check into Milanello for medical tests and individual training, although the Rossoneri may have resumed group work by then.