Swedish football icon Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who was an expert for Fox Sports during the World Cup, lit up the Empire State Building in Sweden's blue and yellow colors on Saturday. "We are a small country, but wherever we are, we make sure to be seen," he tells DN.
FootballZlatan Ibrahimovic is not impressed with England's World Cup performance. But while he criticized the English, he also took a swipe at Norway.
FootballHe creates a bad atmosphere in the studio, is named employee of the month - and says he will be the next president of the United States. Zlatan Ibrahimović also arouses emotions as a TV pundit. For many viewers, he appears as a "Hitman" figure with his hair, mustache and suit, says Aaron Timms, a columnist for The Guardian, among others.
FootballOutwardly, he kept his cool and pursued a consistent line in the Zlatan Ibrahimovic case. But the conflict took its toll on Janne Andersson. "He sits on the other side of the globe and thinks a lot of crap. There is a limit to what is okay, and we are approaching it," Andersson writes in his book.
FootballZlatan Ibrahimovic will be an expert on Fox Sports during the Men's World Cup this summer, the channel announced.
FootballSwedish football legend Zlatan Ibrahimovic's eldest son is following in his father's footsteps. Maximilian Ibrahimovic is ready to play for Ajax. "I want to write my own history," he tells the club's website.
FootballAccording to reports, Zlatan Ibrahimovic's son Maximilian could follow in his father's footsteps and be loaned to Ajax.
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