Zlatan Ibrahimović knows how to make a statement. The soccer phenomenon recently posted an Instagram photo standing on top of his Ferrari Enzo and LaFerrari simultaneously.
The combined value of just those two cars easily exceeds ten million dollars. It’s the kind of flex only someone with Zlatan’s collection can pull off.
His Ferrari Enzo wears traditional Rosso Corsa red and has skyrocketed past the five-million-dollar mark in recent valuations.
Only around 400 examples were ever built, making it one of the most legendary hypercars in automotive history.
The LaFerrari sitting beside it sports vibrant Giallo Modena yellow.
As one of the Holy Trinity hybrid hypercars, it continues to appreciate by the day alongside the Porsche 918 Spyder and McLaren P1.
The Instagram moment came shortly after Zlatan, who has over 63 million followers, spent time in Ferrari’s design studio with Design Director Flavio Manzoni.
He’s clearly being courted for something special from Maranello.
Ferrari hand-selects limited production model owners based on brand awareness, spending history, and what currently sits in the garage. Zlatan checks every box.
His collection extends well beyond those two icons. The Ferrari Daytona SP3 celebrates endurance racing heritage with stunning V12 power and commands around 3.4 million dollars.
Production was extremely limited, making it one of the most coveted modern Ferraris.
He also owns an 812 Competizione A, the open-top version of Ferrari’s most extreme front-engine V12.
Zlatan marked his 40th birthday in 2021 by gifting himself a Ferrari Monza SP2.
The rare speedster embodies Ferrari’s racing heritage with striking design and brutal V12 performance.
Only 500 units were built combining both SP1 and SP2 variants.
He also picked up a Ferrari SF90 Spider around the same time, a high-performance plug-in hybrid valued at approximately $582,000.
Two Ferraris for one birthday shows the kind of buying power that keeps Maranello’s phone ringing.
Beyond Ferrari, Zlatan owns several Lamborghinis including an Aventador and Huracan Performance.
He also has that Porsche 918 Spyder, completing his ownership of two-thirds of the hypercar Holy Trinity.
The collection reflects his bold personality and genuine passion for high-performance machinery.
Ferrari portions its busy production schedule for ultra-exclusive models bought by VIP clients. You might think anyone with money can buy these cars. You’d be wrong.
Ferrari actually vets buyers carefully. Brand loyalty matters. Spending history matters. Collection quality matters.
For Zlatan and his stable of prancing horses, he proves to be the perfect candidate for Ferrari’s best of the best.
Until his next limited-production Ferrari arrives, Zlatan will have to keep himself occupied with the many exclusive supercars and hypercars already filling his garage.
Based on that Instagram post, he doesn’t seem too bothered by the wait.
