Ibrahimovic believes that his team can be the best if they continue playing like this: Serie A news
A.C Milan striker, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Zlatan-Ibrahimovic-c38029, believes that not many teams can beat the Italian Champions if they continue playing like they did against A.S Roma.
Milan beat A.S http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alessandro-Nesta-c4735 netted the other goal to take the Rossoneri to the
4th spot in the league table.
Milan have now won their last four league matches and have started to become serious challengers for the Scudetto. Ibrahimovic is delighted with his team’s performance and believes that they could have won by at least five or six
goals.
Ibrahimovic said, “They are three crucial points, as we put in a great performance and could’ve won 5-1 with a little more luck.”
The Italian Champions picked up only five points in their opening five matches of the 2011/12 season but they have made a remarkable comeback since then. The Swedish striker insists that if his team continues playing like this,
they can beat any team in the world.
The former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Inter-c39567 Milan striker is delighted with his team’s recent success and has urged his teammates to continue their good form. The 30-year-old insisted that his team does not need to worry about the form of their title rivals
and he is confident that they can easily make it to the top of the league table if they continue their superb form.
"We came to win and we’re going home with the three points that we came for. If we play like we did tonight, I don’t think many teams can beat us. If we play like this, we can only get better. I don’t care about what the other
teams are doing. We just have to look at ourselves. We’re getting stronger and stronger and if we stay focused and keep pushing, we’ll continue to win." added the Swede
Milan have now moved to the 4th spot in the league table and are only two points behind Antonio Conte’s Juventus. The Rossoneri have collected 17 points from 9 matches played thus far.
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