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Zlatan Ibrahimovic did not show up on the first Day of New Job

Published: December 15, 2023
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The legendary Zlatan Ibrahimovic was expected today at Milanello, Milan’s training camp, but the Swede missed the first working day at his new job.

As reported by the media from Italy, Ibrahimović fell ill and did not come to the job he recently got at the club from San Siro.

Ibrahimović became an advisor to the club owner and will work on coordination between the administration and the people in charge of the sports segment, and his task is also to improve the development of young footballers in the Rossoneri academy.

Ibrahimović has a high temperature and therefore did not meet with Stefano Pioli and the club leaders, which will be in the description of the working order he received at San Siro.

Also, Ibrahimovic did not travel with the team to Newcastle, for the Champions League match three days ago, due to a high temperature, and everything caused interesting reactions from fans on social networks, who were convinced that Zlatan is not omnipotent and untouchable after all.

It is expected that Ibrahimovic will appear at work on Monday, by which time he should have recovered.

Currently, the Milan team is preparing for the home match against Monza in the Italian Serie A, which is scheduled for Sunday at 12:30 p.m., Klix.ba reports.

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