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Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the former Swedish forward known for both his talent on the field and his bold statements and imposing personality, has once again made waves in the world of football with a revelation about his time at FC Barcelona and his relationship with Pep Guardiola. In a preview of his upcoming interview with Piers Morgan, 'Ibra' reminisced about his time at the Catalan club, where he shared a dressing room with some of the brightest stars. However, his relationship with the then Barcelona coach was anything but peaceful.
Ibrahimovic revealed that when he met Guardiola, he warned him: "Remember, players here don't come with Ferraris." However, instead of obeying, the Swede took the comment as a challenge and responded by bringing his own Ferrari. This anecdote is just one of many that the forward has shared in various interviews over the years, shedding light on his controversial spell at Barça.
In addition to his time at Barcelona, Ibrahimovic also referred to an opportunity he had to join Arsenal. However, his response was characteristic of his self-assured personality: "Do I regret anything? I didn't go to Arsenal, but I don't do level tests."
The Swede also had strong words for Manchester United's current coach, Erik ten Hag, who came to the club after a successful spell at Ajax. Ibrahimovic contrasted the differences between the two clubs and the discipline required at each one. He pointed out that United faces constant pressure to win and that the current situation of the team is complex, especially with the arrival of players like Jadon Sancho and Cristiano Ronaldo.
"Sex is better than football"
The forward, known for his extravagant statements, did not disappoint in this interview. 'Ibra' claimed that sex is better than football and reiterated his famous assertion that he is God. He also mentioned his interest in playing the villain in a James Bond movie, although he joked that it would be expensive.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic never goes unnoticed and his words always generate controversy and debate. His upcoming interview promises to offer more intriguing details about his career and his inimitable personality.
"Sex is better than football. Anyone who thinks differently has a problem with sex and should seek help. When I say I am God, do you think I'm joking? I'm not joking," said the former player of Inter and AC Milan.
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