The LA Galaxy captain found its way back to the scoring side by netting both goals of the Galaxy victory against Toronto to reach 13 goals in 15 games in the season.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is without a doubt an expert putting the ball into the net, but he had a rough month as he went on a scoreless streak seeing his last goal on July 2 against New England Revolution and since then he had five games without finding the back of the net.
This is Zlatan's biggest drought since joining the MLS, but the LA Galaxy striker found its way back to the scoring side against Toronto FC by netting both goals to close the 4th of July celebration with a win at home for the LA side.
Zlatan added the 12th and 13th goal to his scoring count and is second in the MLS Golden Boot race, four behind LAFC captain, Carlos Vela who leads the table.
"Of course, I will score, that is the last problem I have. But I'm not worried about the goals. I think the collective performance is more important than my goals because if the collective performance is there, the goals will come," said Ibrahimovic.
And he's sure about his breaking records promise, although he is also aware that are other facts that can come to the mix, that are out of his control.
"As long as they don't suspend me, maybe I can break some records, but I'm not in control of that," he concluded.