Ibrahimovic, playing against Georgia, set a record for Sweden, becoming the oldest ever to take the field with the national team. Before him, the record was in the hands of Thomas Ravelli who had played his last match at 38 years and 59 days. And in the Rossoneri? Ibrahimovic, after overcoming several past AC Milan players last season, the last of which Pippo Inzaghi (38 years and 9 months), is reducing the gap with the top four of this special classification. In fourth place is Albertosi at 40 years and 3 months, in third Storari at 40 years and 11 months. Maldini stopped at 40 years, 11 months and 5 days, while in front of everyone there is the unattainable Costacurta at 41 years and 25 days. If Zlatan remains at Milan next season, he could overtake Albertosi, joining the restricted club of the over 40s, but to get into the top 3 it would take another year in the Rossoneri.
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