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Zlatan Ibrahimovic is now the world's most expensive ever player after the Sweden striker completed his £31million switch from AC Milan to Paris Saint Germain.
The Qatar-backed French side presented the forward as their third big-money summer signing after he put the finishing touches to his move by undergoing a medical at a Paris hospital.
'I want to thank PSG because they made something impossible possible. It's a big step in my career. Another dream come true,' Ibrahimovic said.
'This is a very interesting project. I had no doubts about it when Paris contacted my manager. Everything was clear in my head. I want to be part of this history. I'm sure we'll write this history. I'm here for winning.'
Former Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti has already captured Ibrahimovic's Milan team-mate Thiago Silva and Napoli hitman Ezequiel Lavezzi, causing outcry from French sports minister Valerie Fourneyron.
He said:'These sums are astronomic, they are unreasonable.'
Ibrahimovic, 30, has cost a combined total of £150m in transfer fees, following spells with Ajax, Juventus, Inter Milan, Barcelona and AC Milan.
Asked about his reasons for leaving Milan, Ibrahimovic said: 'I think nobody in Milan influenced me. This my decision. It's a new chapter in my life.
'I'm here today. Maybe this will be my final contract but who knows. I want to leave something behind me.
'It's true I don't know that much about Ligue 1 but Ligue 1 knows who I am. 'It's like a dream team. I'm going to play with some of the best players of the world. I believe in this project.'
PSG's sporting director Leonardo said: 'This is a big year for PSG. That a player of his calibre has come to Paris, it's enormous. This is a player who could change everything. '
Ibrahimovic's agent Mino Raiola, meanwhile, told French newspaper Le Parisien: 'Zlatan is very excited. This is not a player that you can force to do what he doesn't want to do.
'He's very excited at the idea of taking on this challenge. PSG was his first choice.'