AC Milan's Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored his 400th goal in domestic leagues Sunday, marking a new milestone in the Swedish football veteran's more than 20-year career.
"Zlatan you are more and more of a legend. Double goal achieved. 150 goals in Serie A. 400 goals scored with clubs," the Italian top-tier football division Serie A said on Twitter to honor the 40-year-old.
The UEFA Champions League also paid tribute to the Milan striker in a similar tweet.
"Zlatan Ibrahimovic keeps reaching new milestones at the age of 40. 150 goals scored in Serie A. 400 goals in domestic leagues," it said.
Ibrahimovic made history in a Sunday Serie A match, scoring a powerful free kick against Roma in the 26th minute at Stadio Olimpico in Rome.
With this goal, he gave his team a 1-0 lead, but it was a special one for him.
Milan beat Roma 2-1 to sit in second spot in the Serie A standings with 31 points that they earned in 11 matches.
Similar to Milan, Napoli racked up 31 points, but the Naples team are leading the league on goal average. Third-place Inter Milan have 24 points, and Roma are fourth with 19 points in the Italian league.
One of the greatest players of the game, Ibrahimovic has a contract with Milan until June 2022.
During his football career of over two decades, Ibrahimovic played for many clubs such as Malmo, Ajax Amsterdam, Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United and Los Angeles Galaxy.
He has also played for Juventus, Inter Milan and AC Milan while in Italy.
