“MLS, Major League Soccer,”
“”They’re worth less than the pizza we eat””
“Zlatan why he continue, when he stops and the words to ligachefen: Wanted to I would be honest”
“After the arrival to the MLS were treated to a Zlatan Ibrahimovic out to a lunch with ligachefen Don Garber. “
“the Swede asked to be honest and delivered what he promised. “
“– I said that your bonuses are not worth more than tryffelpizzan we ate, says Zlatan in the podcast Planet Fútbol.”
“the 37-year-old Zlatan Ibrahimovic is preparing for his second season in the american soccer league MLS. In the podcast Planet Fútbol tells the swede why he continues and when he will stop playing football. “
” I want to win. I am not leaving until I won, ” says Zlatan why he extended his career with the Galaxy and continues about when he will put the shoes on the shelf:”
“– If you don’t think I’m good enough, if you think I’m bad or that I don’t perform, then this is our last meeting. Then it’s over. I don’t want to be the player who plays for what I’ve done in the past. I live for the future and the present.”
“the Present and the future is, in any case, for the moment, in the LA Galaxy and the MLS. Before arrival into the united states promised Ibrahimovic Galaxys management to ”come to help and not to take over”, which also come to include the entire league. “
“They want control””
“In the podcast tells Zlatan on a lunch with ligachefen Don Garber who asked about the hearts of swedes advice for the future. Garber instructed also 37-year-old to be honest – a desire that struck when Zlatan came in to the league’s financial rules, with strict budgets and salary caps. “
“– I told him that if they open it up so will football grow ten times faster. But they want to have control on it and not get any complicated situations. They are good people who want to improve it, ” says Zlatan and continues:”
“– But we talked about everything. I don’t remember everything but I remember I said that your bonuses are not worth more than tryffelpizzan we ate. He wanted me to be honest.”
