Reports: Ibrahimovic’s ‘managerial career has ended’ – Swede no longer part of Milan’s ecosystem

It seems that Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s role at AC Milan has come to an end, with the Swede ‘no longer part’ of the club’s operation.

Over the summer, Gerry Cardinale took the reins and began his own era at the club. Decisions were made and enforced by him and it started a new trend of him regularly attending Milan’s games.

So far this season, he’s only missed the Europa League fixture against Benfica, but with a busy October, it remains to be seen if he’ll be present for every game this season. Before he took on this position, though, one would suggest that it was held by Ibrahimovic.

Ibrahimovic’s managerial career over

According to Sky Sport, via MilanPress, the Swede ‘officially’ is no longer part of the Rossoneri world. Indeed, his managerial career has ended.

He remains a Senior Advisor to RedBird, with a five-year contract believed to be worth $1 million per year, as La Verita reports. As well as this, there are a ‘system of convertible warrants’, which would allow him to purchase shares in the club at a pre-set price.

It’s worth noting that he has been at Milanello this season, so he’s not completely out of the scene. However, it’s clear that he isn’t the influence that he may once have been around Casa Milan…