Ibrahimovic puffs on cigar and dedicates Serie A title to late agent Raiola

The Swede has spent his entire career being known for his outrageous interview quotes and crazy goals - including that 30-yard bicycle kick against England back in 2012.

Ibrahimovic is one of the most decorated active footballers in the world, having won 34 trophies in his career across a four-decade-long career.

Now, in true Ibra style, the striker has turned heads once again with how he chose to celebrate winning his latest title.

After securing the Serie A crown with AC Milan, Ibrahimovic walked out alone towards the winners podium and the rest of his team.

And as he went to join his fellow players, Ibrahimovic put a cigar to his mouth and puffed, with a bottle of champagne in his other hand.

Earlier this month, his former boss Carlo Ancelotti was also seen puffing away on a cigar as he celebrated Real Madrid securing the La Liga title - a possible inspiration for the striker.

The footballing legend went on to gesture to the crowd with gratitude before getting his medal. But the star wasn't done there.

Ibrahimovic dedicated the win to his former agent Mino Raiola, who died last month at the age of 54.

After the celebrations, he said: "I was close to [signing for] Napoli, then he [Raiola] told me that I was the only one who could save Milan. So I dedicate it to him."

It remains unclear if Ibrahimovic will be hanging his boots up anytime soon. He added:: "I will continue as long as possible, as long as I can get results but being good on the pitch, without suffering."

However, when that day finally comes, we're sure his farewell will be as suitably dramatic and eye catching as ever.

Elsewhere on pitch - prior to Ibrahimovic's moment of glory - AC Milan fans witnessed a full-circle moment, with youngster Daniel Maldini going on to the pitch to collect his winner's medal.

The 20-year-old midfielder's Serie A win marks the third generation of Maldini's to claim the Scudetto with Milan, following in the footsteps of his father Paolo and grandfather Cesare.

As the youngest Maldini walked past those stood in the guard of honour at the San Siro Stadium, he grabbed his father's hand, marking a historic moment for both the family and the club.

Like father, like son.