Swedish footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovic played his first minutes on the field after a nine-month break.
Although he is 42 years old, Zlatan does not intend to stop, and he is convinced that he has not yet said the last word in football.
“I want to help the team in every way, to do what I have to do to be on the field.” I want to be there when the coach and the team need me. It’s obvious that things change between the ages of 30 and 41, but I feel like Jokic in the NBA,” said Ibrahimovic.
Despite the big break, the Swede managed to come back.
“I suffered a lot this year. I haven’t been on the field for almost a year. I didn’t feel well and I couldn’t do what I wanted. Now I can say that I am fine and that I have something to give to this team. The more you play, the more you train and improve. I started the adventure with this team and helped it to be where it is now. When I’m not on the field, I suffer, and it’s possible that the players then lack the pressure I expose them to, and thus the results,” concluded Ibrahimovic.
