Ibrahimovic calls himself new Sweden King after his country's victory in their 2022 World Cup Qualifiers

AC Milan striker started for Sweden on Thursday and he played a key role in Sweden’s win over Georgia in their 2022 World Cup Qualifiers. 

It was the first tike he wore the Swedish national team jersey since he retired from Sweden duty after the Euros in 2016. 

Meanwhile, Ibrahimovic made an emotional comeback on Thursday as he played an influential role in the 1-0 World Cup qualifying victory over Georgia.

He provided the important assist as Viktor Claesson clinched the three points in the 35th minute.

Ibrahimovic took to Twitter afterwards to post a photo of him playing on Thursday night, alongside the caption 'Carl XVII Guztaf' - pretending he is the heir to Carl XVI Gustaf, the King of Sweden.  

Ibrahimovic then later jokingly commented: 'There's the old King and the new King.'