Officially Join AC Milan, This is the Schedule for Zlatan Ibrahimovic vs. Cristiano Ronaldo in the Italian League

Zlatan Ibrahimovic had the chance to face Cristiano Ronaldo again after he officially returned to AC Milan. Both, will head to head in the Italian League 2019-2020 season. Zlatan Ibrahimovic transfer to AC Milan was officially announced on Friday (12/27/2019) or early Saturday morning WIB. The tall striker with a height of 195 cm returned to the club he had defended during the 2010-2012 period. With the transfer process complete, football lovers are prepared to look forward to meeting Ibrahimovic and Cristiano Ronaldo. The two deadly bombers will meet in the second half of the league, precisely when Milan host Juventus at the San Siro in the 31st week of the match, 11 April 2020. Given the story back, Ibrahimovic five times against Ronaldo at club level. The result is Ibra swallowed two defeats, two draws, and only one win. Of the five times the encounter, he was only able to score one goal. The last clash occurred on 3 November 2015 in the Champions League group phase. Ibrahimovic, then at the uniform of Paris Saint-Germain, was beaten 0-1 by Real Madrid, who was strengthened by Ronaldo. Ibrahimovic transfer process Ibrahimovic agreed to an initial 6-month contract at Milan which will begin in January 2020. The agreement also added options to extend the bonds for another year or until the 2020-2021 season. The 38-year-old Swedish aging bomber will receive a salary of 5 million euros in a potential 18-month contract. In other words, per month later Ibrahimovic will pocket money from 278 thousand euros or equivalent to 4.3 billion rupiah. Figures that are classified as a giant for the size of the player before the age of 40 years, a career in Italy.

• Had a dead end about Salary Initially
  the discussion was deadlocked because Ibra was believed to have failed to reach an agreement on the salary amount and terms of contract extension in Milan. However, the former Inter Milan and Juventus bomber changed his mind after seeing the revised proposal submitted by the club. What makes Ibra comfortable is the condition that the benchmarks used to monitor his performance are based on achieving personal goals, not club achievements. The giant striker can be hooked freely after ending his ties with the Los Angeles Galaxy by the end of this year. In his first period at AC Milan, Ibra was instrumental in helping the team win the 2010-2011 Italian League and the 2011 Italian Super Cup. In total, he scored 56 goals in 85 matches in all competitions for Milan before moving to PSG in the summer of 2012.