Ibrahimovic extends PSG contract until 2016

The Swede wants to play out the rest of his
career peak at Parc des Princes, while club
president Nasser Al-Khelaifi has reiterated
their ambition
Paris Saint-Germain have announced that
striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has extended his
contract with the club by an additional year,
tying him to the Ligue 1 champions until 2016.
The Swede joined les Parisiens ahead of the
2012-13 campaign on a three-year deal and
notched more goals than anybody else in the
top tier of French football as Carlo Ancelotti's
side romped to their first title in 19 years.
The Italian coach's departure for Real Madrid
in June fuelled rumours that the 31-year-old
might depart this summer, but PSG held on to
the highly-rated striker, who has now revealed
his intention to see out the peak of his career
at Parc des Princes.
"I see no greater ambition in Europe than Paris
Saint-Germain's," Ibrahimovic told the club's
official website.
"I really hope that Paris Saint-Germain are my
last big club. This club are like me: just
dreaming is never good enough."
PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi has shared his
delight at the ex-Barcelona and Juventus
frontman committing for an additional 12
months and insists that the club and
Ibrahimovic can conquer the Champions
League together.
"The new contract of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, one
of the best players in the world, leaves a
lasting mark on the history of Paris Saint-
Germain and is a very strong signal of intent,"
he said on Tuesday.
"Together, we aim to lead the club to the
European summit."