'I've been criticised for 25 years because I'm the number 1'
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is back with his usual arrogance. The Swedish striker could return against Torino and he made some interesting comments before the match.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is the man with most self-confidence in the world. That is the only way you can understand his comments throughout his career, even when he has been out for several months.
The Swedish striker could play against for AC Milan against Torino. And before returning to action, he once again showed his arrogance: "I'm still God, I'm still the number one."
"I feel very good. I've returned to the group and I feel free, both on and off the pitch. I've done everything possible to help the coach, the player s and the club from outside all this time. I've been patient," he told 'SportMediaset'.
Ibrahimovic spoke about the criticism he received: "If you don't receive them, it's because you aren't at the summit. I've been criticised fr 25 years because I'm the number one. I'm used to it. It's like adding fuel to the fire."
"My reappearance doesn't have to be out of the goodness of my heart. If I'm going to play, you have to bring results. At 41 years old, I've still got a lot of chapters left to write because quality doesn't go away. My body changes, my physical preparation is different, but the quality is the same. In my case, nothing changes," he said.