Tattoos on Ibrahimovic's Body and Its Meanings

In addition to 15 temporary tattoos painted on his body, Zlatan Ibrahimovic has many permanent tattoos that depict who he is. The pictures and text painted on the body of the PSG striker have meaning.

Ibra's latest tattoos, amounting to 15 pieces, he showed off after scoring against Caen at the weekend. The tattoos bearing the names of people who are victims of hunger throughout the world, through tattoos are expected to raise awareness of people to lend assistance through the UN's World Food Program.

In addition to these tattoos, Ibrahimovic has long decorated his body with other graffiti. Not only on the front of the body, the tattooed to meet the waist and wrist.

Ibrahimovic did not carelessly make these tattoos. Some tattoos show great love for his family, while other tattoos show the character of himself who is known to be hard.

Here are the meanings of the tattoos on the 33-year-old striker's body, as Eurosport reports:

1. Birth date of Ibrahimovic's father, brother and two children

2. The name of the father (Sefik) and the two children in Arabic (Vincent and Maximilian)

3. Two cards

4. Red dragon. Labang warrior who is considered to represent the figure of Ibrahimovic

5. 'Only God can judge me'. Ibrahimovic claimed to quote this sentence from the lyrics of the song by the United States raper, Tupac.

6. 15 names that represent 850 million starving people worldwide. A campaign to raise awareness of famine worldwide.

7. Mother's name Ibrahimovic (Jurka) in Arabic

8. Birth date of mother and older sister.

9. Koi Fish. The Japanese are considered masculine symbols. In his biography, Ibra explained that he chose koi because the fish dared to 'go against the flow'.

10. Vitruvian Man by Leonardo da Vinci

11. Five Deva Faces Yantra. Is a common tattoo in Buddhism, the five faces of Buddha represent a different element namely wind, fire water, space and creative perception. In the form as tattooed on the body of Ibra is believed to be able to prevent illness and injury.

12. Eagle Feathers. Believed to be a symbol of the United States which shows courage, confidence, and strength.

13. 'Yant Prajao Khao Nirote'. Buddhist symbol for protection from suffering.

14. Maori. Symbol for self and family protection.

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