Zlatan Ibrahimovic tattoos: the photos of his tattoos and the meaning they have

Zlatan Ibrahimovic has always been a strange, exotic and bizarre person. As a soccer player, he was a legend and transformed himself into one of the most emblematic players from these years. Outside the field, he always called the attention of fans and journalists, from his strange behavior, his gestures and more.

One of the things that calls the attention in Ibra is the impressive tattoos he has. Since very young, he started to put ink in his body and never stopped. Many of them have an important meaning, while others were just made because they were figures that he liked.

On his right hand the Swedish attacker tattooed the date of birth of his parents, brothers and sons. It is known as the Ibrahimovic Code. In his left arm he has written the phrase Only God can judge me. Another tattoo is a Koi fish he has in his back, to which he added The Vitruvian Man from Leonardo Da Vinci and an indigenous pen.

He also tattooed the benevolent deities of Hinduism, representant of the wind, the water, the fire and the space. A red dragon in his back, some cards and a couple of mandalas also appear. The biggest one is the one that he made when he was playing for Manchester United and ended injured: a giant lion that occupies almost all of his back.

The uncertain future of Ibra

With a contract signed with AC Milan until June 2021, it is yet a mystery to guess where Ibrahimovic will be playing in the future. The attacker formed at Malmo passed through Ajax, Juventus, FC Barcelona, Inter, Paris Saint-Germain, MUFC, LA Galaxy, and, of course, Milan. With 14 goals in 15 matches played so far and a very good season, there are many teams interested on him at his 39 years old.