Zlatan Ibrahimovic will rightly go down as one of the finest frontmen to ever play the game whenever the day comes for an evergreen striker to finally hang up his boots, with the enigmatic Swede proving to be a regular source of goals wherever he has been.
Title triumphs have been enjoyed in the Netherlands, Italy, Spain and France, while more major silverware was collected during a brief spell in England.
He has represented Malmo, Ajax, Inter, Barcelona, AC Milan, Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United and the LA Galaxy, with defences terrorised around the world. How many different teams has he scored against? GOAL takes a look…
Ibrahimovic burst onto a senior stage at home-town club Malmo, with a first goal in the professional ranks recorded against Vastra Frolunda on October 30, 1999 while still in his teens.
Obvious potential was quickly noted, allowing globe-trekking adventures to be taken in by a man that has never been short on confidence or ability.
Ibrahimovic has registered over 500 goals at club level, while recording a further 62 across 120 appearances for his country.
On domestic and continental stages, the target has been found against 162 different opponents, with few of those that have come up against the self-anointed ‘God’ of football able to contain the considerable threat he poses.
Here is the full list of club teams that Ibrahimovic has scored goals against:
Table correst as of 20/01/2022
Ibrahimovic celebrated his 40th birthday on October 3, 2021, but there is no sign of him slowing down any time soon.
Rolling 12-month contracts have been committed to since returning to AC Milan in January 2020, with there the potential for another to be signed in the coming weeks.
A relentless drive to be the best still burns as bright as ever, with that ambition rubbing off on those around him, while new rivals continue to be found in Italian and European football – allowing a remarkable list of opponents that have been breached to be extended.
There will come a day when Ibrahimovic heads off into retirement and leaves the art of goalscoring to somebody else, but it remains to be seen when that point will be reached.