Ibrahimovic: “We’ll never know the real story”
Cristiano Ronaldo’s separation from Manchester United has drawn headlines.
Now Zlatan Ibrahimovic has spoken about the situation.
Ibrahimovic says according to the Daily Mail he says what he needs to say to protect himself.
Much has revolved around Cristiano Ronaldo this fall. After several high-profile situations, on and off the field, at Manchester United, the two parties finally broke the contract.
Ronaldo’s much-discussed interview with Piers Morgan sparked great discussions around the football world, and the person who has now spoken about the situation is Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
We will never know the real story. He (Ronaldo) says what he needs to say to protect himself and then you have the coach (Erik Ten Hag) who says something else to protect himself, Ibrahimovic says in an interview according to the Daily Mail.
“I told you what happened.”
The Sweden star believes he handled the situation differently.
– The club expressed itself in a different way. It’s not like I told you what happened. But we are all different. Everyone is meticulous about their image. In my opinion, the ideal image is to be yourself. But we will never know the real story, he says.
On Ronaldo’s tears: “Of course emotional”
Recently, Portugal left the World Cup after losing to Morocco, and Ronaldo left the stadium crying. Zlatan sympathizes with the 37-year-old Portuguese.
Everyone wants to win the World Cup, but not everyone has the chance to win it. Everyone is trying, and if you don’t win, of course it gets emotional. If you win, Ibrahimovic says, it becomes emotional too, but in a different way.