[Former player] Ibrahimovic: "Guardiola was not a man to me"

The Swede said he sought answers to their problem with Pep for two months ...

Zlatan Ibrahimovic has not yet overcome their traumatic exit Barça, in the summer of 2010: at least, is what emerges from their latest statements on the matter, the English magazine 'Four Four Two'.

The Swedish forward, now in the ranks of Milan and recently eliminated from the Champions League, explains that when he left Barça saying he did it himself "I'm the best team in the world because there is a person who has a problem with me. It was man, not tell me what the problem was. If I can not know what was wrong, I'll behave like a man and I will leave the club. "

The forward of Milan also recalled that "for a couple of months" was "running around, trying to get some answers, but no way, so eventually I said,` this is not only bullshit, I want nothing of this, so I'll go where you know where I can get answers and to develop my game. "

The full interview with Ibrahimovic will be published in the print edition of the May issue of 'Four Four Two'. (via SPORT)

[Former player] Ibrahimovic: "Now I understand Mourinho when he goes to Camp Nou"

The milanista Zlatan Ibrahimovic was dispatched at ease in a Swedish television after the match.

"Now I understand why Mourinho is set so when it comes to Camp Nou," said azulgrana exdelantero to Swedish television after the match in reference to the two penalties mentioned in favor Barça in Tuesday's match at the Camp Nou.

"I do not understand why the club has to cheat. I can not believe he gave Barça a penalty when the ball was not at stake. Seem to want to have two teams in the same country," he added as he explained 'Catalunya Radio '.

By eliminating them, Ibrahimovic continues his slump in the Champions League, a competition which has not won despite having played in five league championship teams. (via SPORT)

[Former player] Ibrahimovic: "Messi is talent, Cristiano, product of a long train"

The Swedish forward spoke to a Swedish television channel's Eve match at Barça and used to praise Leo Messi.

The former Barcelona forward and now in the ranks of Milan, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, made ​​statements to a Swedish television days before a crucial second leg between his team and Barça in the Champions League.

Hours before stepping back to Camp Nou for the first time since leaving Barça, Messi praised Swedish even above Cristiano Ronaldo. "Messi is all talent while Cristiano is a product of training a lot," he said.

Among other things, the Swede explained the reasons for not singing the anthem in the caps. "I am very focused and they do not know the words," he acknowledged. (via SPORT)