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Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s career was not marked by serious injuries, at least until he was 36 years old, when the crusade break suffered during the return of the quarterfinals of the Europa League 2017 between United manchester me Anderlecht it could have ended the high-level career of the Swedish star player. Obviously this was not the case, given that after the experience in MLS with Los Angeles Galaxy Ibra has relaunched himself in European football, returning to Milan.
Driver of the team leaders of Stefano Pioli to the beat of the victories, Zlatan also surpassed the Coronavirus and now he is also on the verge of leaving behind a muscle injury suffered in the game against Napoli.
Obstacles certainly not relevant to those who have in mind a very special goal for the rest of my career, as stated in a BBC interview: “I feel like I have lived here for several generations. I played with Paolo Maldini, now I play with his son Daniel: it would be a miracle if he could also play with Daniel’s son ”.
Follow a true programmatic statement for the future: “I am not the player of five or ten years ago, we all change physically. I am honest and I say that I no longer run like I used to, now I do it intelligently. Overcoming the coronavirus was a mental challenge more than a physical one. Serie A is the most difficult tournament for a forward, the philosophy that is most popular is not to concede a goal instead of scoring one more. I will play as long as I can do what I am doing now. My job is simply to maintain a good level of fitness, then the rest will follow.
The ranking empowers fans to dream, but Zlatan knows very well that comparisons with your first experience in Milan they are inadequate: “We are doing very well, we are in an incredible period. But we have not won anything yet, it must be taken into account. When I first came here we were fighting for the Scudetto, now I’m back to take the club to the top, where it deserves. It’s a different challenge, but I like it: when others talk about mission impossible, that’s where I come in. These are the things that make me feel alive.
OMNISPORT | 11-12-2020 22:18
