AC Milan forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic has commented on his future career moves after he retires from playing football professionally.
The 40-year-old striker revealed that he is 'curious' about acting when he hangs up his boots as a footballer.
I want something that pumps my adrenaline - Ibrahimovic
In an interview with Bild, the former Manchester United forward stated that he wants a career that would give him the adrenaline rush even though nothing comes to football.
Ibrahimovic said: “I'm curious about certain things: being an actor, for example.
"I want something that gives me adrenaline, although nothing will be like football.
"For now, though, I'm focused on being a footballer."
I stop when I want to stop - Ibrahimovic
Despite Ibrahimovic being currently out due to an Achilles injury, the 40-year-old has maintained that he is not done playing football and would only stop when he wants to.
"It's Ibra who decides when to stop. A lot of people tell me I'm done with football, but I'm encouraged. I am confident in everything I do," the Swedish forward said.
In his popular bullish manner, Ibrahimovic warned that he will not stop at being 'normal' when he can be 'stronger.'
"I don't know how far I will go, but I always try to push the limit. Why be normal when you can be stronger? If I come back, I'll demolish the stadium!" Ibrahimovic concluded.
Ibrahimovic has played for top clubs across several countries including Ajax, Barcelona, AC Milan, Paris Saint-Germain, Inter Milan, LA Galaxy, Juventus, and Manchester United.