The striker may have not got on the scoresheet, but did set up the first goal for Emil Forsberg, before being replaced just past the hour-mark.
Mikael Lustig and John Guidetti added further goals for the Swedes in Stockholm.
According to reports in England, Ibrahimovic is to be allowed to leave Sweden’s Euro 2016 camp to sign for Manchester United this week.
There he will team-up against with manager Jose Mourinho after the pair were together at Inter Milan.
Sweden have been drawn alongside Republic of Ireland, Belgium and Italy in a tough Group E at Euro 2016, which will be played in France from June 10-July 10.