Ibrahimovic caught driving €1.6M Ferrari illegally
The Swedish striker, who currently plays with Milan, is facing a fine after driving his Ferrari Monza SP2 round Stockholm.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is in trouble in Sweden. The striker is facing a large fine after being caught driving one of his latest purchases, a Ferrari Monza SP2, around Stockholm illegally.
Zlatan driving without a permit for his car
But he's not facing a fine for being out taking his Ferrari, which has a top speed of 299km/hr (186 mph), for a spin against coronavirus lockdown rules, or for driving too fast. Instead he's facing a financial penalty for not having the car registered.
Swedish Transport Agency officials explained that the car hasn't been registered since 30 March and it is illegal in Sweden to drive an unregistered vehicle, with the sole exception of taking it for an inspection to register it.
Zlatan bought open-top Ferrari, one of only 499 in the world, for his 38th birthday. He is spending his time in Sweden with the Italian league suspended due to Covid-19 (Serie A is planned to get underway on 13 June).