Zlatan Ibrahimović is regarded as one of the greatest strikers of all time, with more than 500 career club goals to his name. He's a champion who's won leagu...
That last injury he got still haunts me. He was just slated to make a return to the National Team, he looked like he was recovering and would have the chance to end his career on a positive note. And then just fizzled out. I understand he wanted to prove everyone wrong and show that he refuses to let his knee decide his fate from the season before, but I kind of wish he had retired after the title winning season. He deserved to go out with a bang, not a whimper.
I still miss watching him play. One of the most unique players ever, always a showman and still an incredible physical specimen that did things in his late 30s people half his age would struggle with.
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That last injury he got still haunts me. He was just slated to make a return to the National Team, he looked like he was recovering and would have the chance to end his career on a positive note. And then just fizzled out. I understand he wanted to prove everyone wrong and show that he refuses to let his knee decide his fate from the season before, but I kind of wish he had retired after the title winning season. He deserved to go out with a bang, not a whimper.
I still miss watching him play. One of the most unique players ever, always a showman and still an incredible physical specimen that did things in his late 30s people half his age would struggle with.