Will Ibrahimovic equal Manchester United's record, which is over 90 years old?

The Swedish striker will etch his name into Manchester United history if he extends his scoring streak in the Premier League match against Hull City on Saturday, August 27th.

New signing Ibrahimovic has adapted wonderfully to English football after joining from PSG on a free transfer.

The 34-year-old striker scored in all three of his first official games for Man Utd, helping the club win the FA Community Shield and secure two consecutive wins in the opening rounds of the Premier League.

In total, the former Sweden captain scored four goals against Leicester, Bournemouth, and Southampton.

Ibrahimovic is settling in impressively with Man Utd and only needs one more goal this weekend to make history for his new club with a record.

And if Ibrahimovic scores again this weekend at Hull City,He will equal the record that Jimmy Hanson has held alone since the 1924-25 season.

Hull are not a top-tier club, but they've had an incredible start to the season, having conceded only one goal and winning both of their opening two matches, just like Man Utd.

But Ibrahimovic is the kind of player who doesn't like to share the top spot with anyone else. He was one of nine players to score in three consecutive games for Man Utd, matching Ian Storey-Moore, Alex Dawson, Eddie Lewis, Ted Buckle, Bob Donaldson, George Millar, and Jack Ball.

If Ibrahimovic scores against Hull on Saturday, August 27th, he will join former striker Hanson as one of the rare players in Manchester United history to score in all four of their first games.

Hanson joined Old Trafford in 1924 at the age of 20 and remained there until he was forced to end his professional playing career in 1931 due to a broken leg. He scored a total of 52 goals in 147 appearances.

According to VNE