Milan beat Tottenham in the Champions League, 1-0.
But it was without Zlatan Ibrahimovic, 41.
– Unfortunately, I think it’s almost over for Zlatan, says Sea Moore expert Mikael Lustig.
From the stands, Zlatan Ibrahimovic watched his AC Milan team savor the Champions League final. In the first round of the 16-match round, Tottenham were defeated 1-0 after an early goal from Brahim Diaz.
Ibrahimovic returned last week to Milan’s squad after a long absence due to injury after knee surgery last season. But the Swede had to sit on the bench in the 1-0 victory over Torino.
But in the Champions League match, Ibrahimovic is not registered.
No straight tubes
IC More studio discussed in connection with the match his former national team mates, Kim Källström and Mikael Lustig, what it could mean for Ibrahimović.
According to Lustig, it’s a sign that a playing career is coming to an end.
Unfortunately, I think Zlatan is almost finished if you look at his career. I think he might have five minutes in some Serie A games at the end of the season. The tricky thing about Zlatan, Lustig says, is that he doesn’t like driving straight with straight pipes, and it’s not like he’s saying how he is.
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If there’s one thing I’ve learned about Zlatan, it’s that he wants to play in the Champions League. If there was any percent chance that he could have played a Champions League semi-final or final, they would have taken advantage of it. But unfortunately, I feel things are not looking good for Zlatan.
Kim Källström says the only explanation is that Milan know Ibrahimovic is not ready to play.
– I find it very hard to believe that they would do it without Zlatan’s good memory. After that, it’s incredibly surprising that he appears against Torino but doesn’t play, but he must not be ready for Champions League football, says Kallström.
Kulusevsky was replaced
But the Swede who played is Dejan Kulusevski. But the Swedish Tottenham failed to do anything to affect the result and was substituted in the 71st minute.
The second leg will be played in London on March 8.
