The former Sweden international hurt the lower area of his calf during a training match, Stats Perform News understands.
Reports in the Italian media suggest a scan could reveal it to be a serious problem to his Achilles tendon.
Ibrahimovic, 38, joined the Rossoneri as a free agent in December, agreeing a contract until the end of the season.
He scored three goals in eight Serie A appearances before the coronavirus pandemic caused the league to be suspended in March.
His second stint at the San Siro outfit has looked likely to be Ibrahimovic’s final crack at the big time after a stellar career.
Bologna boss Sinisa Mihajlovic, who worked with the attacker during his Inter days, recently said that, after speaking to Ibrahimovic, he expected him to leave Milan at the end of the season.
Ibrahimovic had been linked with a move to Bologna in recent weeks, but the latest blow may put an end to his hopes of staying in Serie A.
“He called me a few days ago and we’ll see what he decides to do in the summer,” Mihajlovic said. “He certainly won’t remain at Milan, it remains to be seen whether he’ll join us or return to Sweden.”
After starting his career at Malmo, he moved on for spells with Ajax, Juventus, Inter and Barcelona.
His first spell at Milan began in August 2010 and lasted two years before Paris Saint-Germain called.
Four successful years at PSG were followed by two seasons at Manchester United, in which he was limited to 53 appearances after being kept out of action for seven months with an anterior cruciate ligament injury.
After leaving Old Trafford he spent 20 months at LA Galaxy and then returned to San Siro after his contract with the MLS side expired.
Milan are currently seventh in the Italian top flight and three points behind Napoli, who occupy the Europa League qualification spot.
Italy’s minister for sport Vincenzo Spadafora said recently that the league could return on either June 13 or June 20.
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