Zlatan Ibrahimovic admitted that he will retire from international football at the end of Euro 2016 in France and has thanked the fans that have supported him during that period.
The captain of his country, now 34 years old has been strongly linked with a move to Manchester Uinted this summer for club football after his contract at Paris Saint-Germain expires end of June.
Sweden play Belgium on Wednesday in the last group game to see whether they will qualify for the next or be the striker's final game for his country. Speaking to the media ahead of the game, He said "The last game of the Euros will be my last game with Sweden. I will not participate in the Olympics". He continues "So my final game of the Euros will be my last. So let's hope it goes as long as possible. I hope that tomorrow will not be my last game. But I don't have any regrets."
"There is no disappointment. I'm very proud to be the captain of Sweden. I want to take this moment to thank the fans for always supporting me wherever I go, I will always carry the Sweden flag with me and stand with it."
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