Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic may refer to himself as a great at regular intervals, but the famous player insists he doesn’t have a big ego.
What did Zlatan Ibrahimovic say?
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is always happy to speak for himself, but that’s because he has an unshakable belief in his own abilities – with trophy victories in the Netherlands, Italy, France and England backing up those claims. The Swede, however, is keen to point out that he has always been a team player and will continue to put the good of the collective cause ahead of any personal ambition.
The Swedish national team player, who is still on the books of the reigning Serie A champions Rossoneri, said he is someone who wants to help in every possible way, he does not have the big ego of someone who wants to do everything himself.
According to Zlatan Ibrahimovic, he is there in Milan to give everything, to help his teammates improve, be successful and understand what they are doing. It’s sacrifice, hard work, and they’re not doing it just to pass the time. When they provide assistance, it is as important as scoring a goal. Ibrahimovic is doing everything they can to help.
The Swede added, having become the oldest assistant in the rich history of Milan, that this is a record for little old people, but he feels young! It is important for him to win the game, he does everything to help the team. Zlatan Ibrahimovic says if he makes it the oldest, that’s fine too.
A little about Ibrahimovic
The 41-year-old is yet to feature for Milan in the 2022-23 campaign, having undergone knee surgery, with his last trip back on May 22. Sweden national team striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic is shutting down on a return to action and will hope to be back in contention for competitive playing time in early 2023, with the Rossoneri due to resume Serie A title defenses while traveling to Salernitana on 4 January.