Zlatan Ibrahimović Books In Order

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

Zlatan Ibrahimović is a Swedish author and professional football player.

Born October 3, 1981, he has played as a striker for Ligue 1 club Paris Saint-Germain and for the Swedish national team. He started out in the late nineties at Malmo FF and was signed by Ajax and later Juventus. He became famous in Serie A, also due to his strike partnership with David Trezeguet.

He would sign with Inter Milan in 2006. There he won awards like the Italian Oscar del Calcio and the Swedish Guldbollen. He was also named in the UEFA Team of the Year in 2007 and 2009, and was also the highest scorer in the league for 2008 to 2008 while also being able to win three Scudetti straight.

He transferred to Barcelona in 2009 before going back to Serie A with A.C. Milan. The deal would make him one of the most handsomely paid football players in the world. He would then sign a contract with Paris Saint-Germain for three years in July of 2012.

His playing style has been compared to that of Marco van Basten. He is seen to be one of the top football players to come out of his generation. His bicycle kick for the match of Sweden vs. England won the 2013 FIFA Puskas Award for Goal of the Year. He was ranked as the third best football player in the world in 2013 by The Guardian.

Zlatan is recognized for his volleys and strikes that are often acrobatic. He is also recognized for his technique, physical dominance, and ball control. He is seen as one of the best all-time strikers and has some of the most decorations in the entire world, having won multiple trophies throughout the course of his career. He has scored hundreds of career goals, over five hundred club goals, and scored in four different decades.

His father was Sefik, a Muslim Bosniak, and his mother Jurka, a Catholic Croat. His father had emigrated to Sweden in 1977, and his mother emigrated there as well which is where they met. Zlatan considers himself Catholic Christian. He was six years old when he first began playing football, which he started after getting a pair of football boots.

Zlatan had a difficult child and his mother would hit him with a wooden spoon. Social services intervened after she was arrested for taking on stolen goods. He was sent to live with his father but the father did not often have food so he would go to his mother’s to get dinner, also shoplifting and stealing bikes. He also felt motivated to become something someday while playing with the middle-class kids since he did not have the right clothes and did not have money.

He also nearly stopped playing football to work at the docks instead, but his manager was able to convince him to keep on playing. His hero when he was younger was Ronaldo, the Brazilian forward. He also liked Gabriel Batistuta and was a regular Italian football viewer.

ESPN has called him as being ‘good in the air’ and ‘strong and agile’, and proclaimed that he has some of the best ‘finishing, vision, passing, and ball control around’. He is a good attacker and ESPN thinks that he was capable of playing ‘anywhere’ on the front line and was most frequently deployed as a striker.

He naturally plays with his right foot but has been known to use either foot and do it powerfully and accurately throughout his career. Zlatan has a large stature but has also been pretty agile for a player who is of his size, and his ability and athleticism has resulted in several goals over the course of his career and is noted for his technique as well as his ball control, ability to retain possession, his creativity, his dribbling skills, and his ability to link up with other players.

Zlatan was considered very talented in his youth and has also been called one of the best in the world during his prime, as well as one of the best strikers of his generation. He has been praised for his longevity, leadership, professionalism, training dedication, fitness, and work ethic.

He has been involved in different incidents with teammates over the years. He has gotten into fistfights and then a tackle during a Milan derby that resulted in the hospitalization of defender Marco Materazzi. This was later revealed to be planned and done intentionally, a moment that he had waited for for the previous four years. He has also been given bans from matches for his violent incidents. He has also been known to be verbally abusive with fellow players, officials, etc.

Zlatan has also purchased a stake in Hammarby, a Stockholm-based Club. He was later fined by the UEFA for breaking disciplinary regulations related to his interest in this betting company.

He has one sibling and four half-siblings. His partner is Helena Seger, and they have two sons together. He has a home in Malmo where he summers. He often refers to himself in the third person, speaks five languages, has an honorary black belt in taekwondo, and has exclusive rights to his trademarked name for certain types of products.

Zlatan has had a contract with Nike and has been in their television advertising features. He regularly wears the Nike Mercurial boot line and he also has his sons’ dates and names embedded into the outside of his boots. In the late 2007, he worked along with Nike to self-fund Zlatan Court in the streets of his home town. In 2008, he donated Nike kits to FBK Balkan, his youth club. One of his role models is the boxer Muhammad Ali. He has also been immortalized by the Swedish Post Office, which issues a set of five stamps featuring the player.

Auto Images released Becoming Zlatan, a sports documentary, in 2016. The documentary follows the athlete through his formative years with his clubs to his joining of Juventus in 2005 and has been featured at various film festivals.

I Am Zlatan Ibrahimović is a biography about the football/soccer player’s life by Zlatan Ibrahimović. If you are a fan of the athlete or soccer in general, check out this book and find out more about this controversial player.

He’s been called volatile, daring, innovative, flashy. He is one of the biggest and brightest stars in soccer. He has been a striker with various teams and the captain of the national Swedish team, and has been at the top of various football clubs. But his life wasn’t always so easy.

Zlatan was born to Balkan immigrants who made the choice to divorce when he was young. He learned self reliance from his neighborhood, which was always rough and tumble. His father drank to forget the war, while his mother’s home was chaotic. He found an outlet in football.

There he could utilize his skills, his street moves and trick plays to excel at the sport and show up the rich kids while riding to practice on lifted bikes and would eventually become a sensation. Check out this book to find out more about this athlete’s life and who he becomes against the odds!

Adrenaline: My Untold Stories is an intimate look at Zlatan’s life from none other than Zlatan Ibrahimović.

If you want to find out more about this player, and have read the best selling initial memoir, then you must get a copy of this book from a goal scorer who has nothing else left to prove.

Since his memoir came out, he has played with Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United, LA Galaxy, and Milan. This is a followup to the first book and is full of anecdotes and personal confessions about the athlete and other sports players and managers out there that will have you laughing out loud.

Full of revelations, discover what this athlete thinks about a variety of topics and maybe even learn a little thing or two about love, friendship, and happiness!