Former Manchester United star Zlatan Ibrahimovic has shown that his ability remains intact by performing a spectacular swimming pool stunt.<br /><br />The 43-year-old, who retired in 2023, had a penchant for scoring acrobatic goals during his career.<br /><br />Perhaps his most memorable strike came for Sweden against England in 2012 when Ibrahimovic scored a stunning overhead kick from 30 yards out.<br /><br />Ibrahimovic evoked memories of that goal by performing an overhead kick in a swimming pool in a post on social media. <br /><br />The clip showed the former striker jumping onto cushions floating in the pool, before lining up the acrobatic volley.<br /><br />As the cushions moved in the swimming pool, Ibrahimovic kept his eye on the ball and sent a superb overhead kick between two trees, which effectively resembled a goal. <br /><br />Since December 2023, Ibrahimovic has worked as a senior advisor at his former club, AC Milan.<br /><br />He represented a host of high-profile clubs during a trophy-laden career. <br /><br />After starting at Malmö, Ibrahimovic joined Ajax and later went on to play for Juventus, Inter Milan, and Barcelona. <br /><br />In addition, he had two spells at AC Milan and also spent time at Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United, and LA Galaxy. <br /><br />Despite his stellar reputation during his playing days, Ibrahimovic hasn't escaped criticism from AC Milan's ultras since becoming an advisor.<br /><br />Milan endured a disappointing campaign as they ended up finishing in eighth place in Serie A.<br /><br />Ahead of the final game of the season against Monza last month, Milan ultras were seen holding banners and hurling insults in protest against the club's hierarchy.<br /><br />A statement from the Milan ultras read: 'This is the best response we could give, because there is no curva, club, red, orange: there are only Milanisti and Milanismo. Things that those in that building have forgotten a long time ago. <br /><br />'We are back in this square three years after celebrating the best Scudetto ever. After celebrating the return to the Champions League along with Paolo Maldini.'<br /><br />The ultras reserved specific criticism for Ibrahimovic, who they claimed was responsible for the 'disaster' which saw Milan's reserve team suffer relegation to Serie D in their first season in professional football.<br /><br />The statement continued: 'Ibra the big boss, so loved as a player, so unsuited to being a consultant. To blame for the Milan Futuro disaster.'
