France won a World Cup trophy, two European Championships and a pair of Confederations Cup titles and produced four Ballon d’Or winners before his arrival at PSG, but Ibrahimovic insists that his performances in Ligue 1 have “put France on the world map”.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic has revealed he is happy with the start to the season he has made with Paris Saint-Germain, and has rubbished suggestions his powers may be on the wane. Having missed out on qualifying for the World Cup in Brazil, Sweden’s Hamren is unlikely to continue if they go out while Olsen will definitely step down when Denmark’s interest ends.
“I am a coach, and a teacher”, Ancelotti told the Daily Mail, “And working with the players is the best part of the job, but I was a player, too, and I remember”.
And the 34-year-old has hinted that if Sweden don’t make it, he may consider retirement, after 14 years representing his country. With 59 global goals, he Sweden’s all time leading goalscorer.
“If it’s over [for me] after the play-offs?” I have to find somewhere where I am able to live the way I want to.
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Ibrahimovic, 34, is preparing for Sweden’s Euro 2016 play-off against Denmark on Saturday. “There will be goals when there is goals. If we create chances they’ll turn up”, he said. The second leg is in Copenhagen on Tuesday (17 November).
