Zlatan Ibrahimovic Treats Himself to a €3M Birthday Gift

Author: Andy Wells

Zlatan Ibrahimovic certainly does nothing like everyone else, even when it comes to celebrating his birthday. For his 45th birthday, celebrated on Saturday, October 3, the former PSG striker treated himself to a gift worthy of his larger-than-life personality: a Ferrari F80 worth around €3.6 million.

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The years may pass, but Zlatan Ibrahimovic has lost none of his passion for exceptional cars. The former Swedish striker unveiled his latest acquisition on social media: a spectacular Ferrari F80. And he certainly spared no expense. The starting price is around €3.6 million, before any customization options, with some Italian media estimating that Ibrahimovic’s configuration could be worth close to €4 million.

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Zlatan finally gets his exclusive Ferrari F80

The former PSG star did not simply decide to buy the car at the last minute for his birthday. He had already announced that he had ordered the model when he turned 44 in October 2025. One year later, he was finally able to take delivery of his new toy in Maranello. The F80 is one of the most exclusive cars ever produced by Ferrari, with only 799 units planned. It delivers 1,200 horsepower through a hybrid powertrain combining a twin-turbo V6 with three electric motors, accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.15 seconds and reaching a top speed of more than 350 km/h.

This latest birthday gift adds to an already impressive collection. Ibrahimovic owns or has owned several extremely rare Ferrari models, including a Daytona SP3, a Monza SP2 and an SF90 XX Spider. Buying himself a Ferrari for his birthday has even become something of a tradition for the former Paris Saint-Germain forward.

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Retired from football since 2023, Zlatan remains connected to AC Milan. But for his 45th birthday, football was not the priority: the Swede simply treated himself to one of the most expensive birthday presents in the automotive world.

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