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Soccer legend moving on from broadcasting following World Cup: ‘Farewell to the studio’

Zlatan Ibrahimović announces his departure from broadcasting after a breakout stint on Fox's World Cup anchor desk.

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Zlatan Ibrahimović has announced the end of his short-term broadcasting career following the World Cup. The soccer legend described the experience as his first and last broadcast, offering a heartfelt goodbye to the studio.

Coverage from the New York Post and Yahoo Sports highlights Ibrahimović's role as a breakout sports media star on Fox. The New York Times notes that while Ibrahimović became a TV star during the tournament, Rebecca Lowe was instrumental in making it happen.

Future updates will depend on whether any further professional transitions are announced, as Ibrahimović has stated he is "1 and done" regarding his time at the anchor desk.

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Quick answers

Which network did Zlatan Ibrahimović work for?

He worked for Fox.

How long was Ibrahimović's broadcasting career?

According to coverage, it was a short career, with Ibrahimović stating he was "1 and done" following the World Cup.

Who else was credited with his success on television?

The New York Times identifies Rebecca Lowe as the person who made his transition to a TV star happen.

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