The Sweden international believes that the massive project Les Parisiens have started will help to raise the level of football in the country
The cash-laden club from Paris has changed the face of French football in the wake of massive investment they have done in the mercato this summer. This summer's transfer window witnessed some of the best players in the world arrive at Parc des Princess
including former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Zlatan-Ibrahimovic-c38029.
And the 31-year-old is more than pleased to be a part of the Paris revolution and is looking forward to help the club achieve its objectives this season.
While talking to reporters on his return to Paris after playing for http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Sweden-c3015 in the midweek, the striker said that Paris Saint-Germain have started a great project and not many clubs in the world can do that. PSG want to become one of the best in the business
and they are on the right track to achieve that feat.
"We have an important mission at Paris Saint-Germain and that is the building of a very large project"
Talking about his life with the Parisiens, Ibrahimovic said that everyone wants to play for a club like Paris Saint-Germain and everyone here is playing for a better future.
"This is a fantastic adventure that makes you want to experience it and it is happening gradually. It is very exciting to know that you are fighting for something great."
Paris Saint-Germain have been impressive in the 2012/2013 Ligue 1 campaign and are unbeaten in the league after 8 games. However, the Swede feels that victories are not the only good thing about the club, PSG’s reputation has helped Ligue 1 prosper in recent
times and it will benefit French football in the future.
"It isn’t just victories which are important, but there is also the fact that thanks to PSG, Ligue 1 will progress.”
The 31-year-old added that Paris Saint-Germain are setting an example for the rest of the teams in the league to follow and this will only help them to raise the level of football in the country.
"We’re like a fast train and the other clubs have to try to keep pace in order to catch us."
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