AC Milan veteran striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic made Serie A history on Saturday after reaching double figures for the Italian giants.
The Swedish striker has made a major impact since returning to the San Siro in January, after two seasons with Major League Soccer outfit LA Galaxy.
While he did miss a penalty in the first half against Cagliari, the Swede did manage to bag Milan's second goal on the night to move on to 10 league goals for the season.
In doing so, Ibrahimovic became the oldest player in Serie A history to reach double figures for a single campaign at the age of 38 years and 302 days.
10. Teddy Sheringham (2 April 1966 – present) – retired at 42 years old
9. Rivaldo (19 April 1972 – present) – retired at 43 years old
8. Faryd Mondragon (21 June 1971 – present) – retired at 43 years old
7. Marco Ballotta (3 April 1964 – present) – retired at 43 years old
6. Aleksandar Duric (12 August 1970 – present) – retired at 44 years old
5. Andrea Pierobon (19 July 1969 – present) – retired at 46 years old
4. John Burridge (3 December 1951 – present) – retired at 46 years old
3. Essam El-Hadary (15 January 1973 – present) – retired at 47 years old
2. Stanley Matthews (1 February 1915 – 23 February 2000) – retired at 50 years old
1. Kazuyoshi Miura (26 February 1967 – present) – 53 years old, still active
Ibrahimovic's future in Milan remains unclear, with the striker's contract now expired as the season has officially come to an end for the
