Zlatan Ibrahimovic has made a significant investment in Sweden this week, purchasing a house of God.
According to Swedish daily Aftonbladet, the 34-year-old PSG star has invested in buying a church in the Swedish suburb Östermalm in Stockholm.
The property didn't come cheap as Zlatan is rumoured to have spent 110 million Swedish Kronas, which is a little under 9 million pounds.
Rather than keeping the building as a church, Ibrahimovic is tipped to convert the building into a residential property, while Zlatan isn't expected to occupy the property himself as it's thought to be a strategic investment only.
The purchase is just the latest property Zlatan has added to his portfolio as the striker approaches the final few years of his playing career.
The Swedish star is widely tipped to leave PSG at the end of the season, and Ibra is thought to be close to agreeing a move to America to join the newly formed MLS franchise Orlando City FC.
Pictures of Zlatan's latest purchase are below:
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