The Paris Saint-Germain striker who has been praised for his skill & criticized for his temperament believes that he can be better and still continue to give breathtaking performances.
After winning his 7th Guldbollen award for being the best Swedish player, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Zlatan-Ibrahimovic-c38029 told the press that he is happy and excited about his future at Paris Saint-Germain, and believes that he still has room to improve during his stay in
Paris.
During an interview, Ibrahimovic said, “I think I can still raise my level and I know I can do even better.”
Ibrahimovic is determined to improve his style of play while taking on the responsibility to make PSG a world class club. Despite the fact that Ibrahimovic scored more than 50% of the goals for PSG in Ligue 1, he’s keen on improvement. He believes that he’s
still to adapt the French mentality of a more physical gameplay, rather than a tactical one which he experienced in Italy.
Zlatan enjoyed a successful spell at Ajax before moving to Juventus. His spell with Juventus however, was not as successful as in terms of his personal achievements. When Juventus were relegated to Serie B following the Calciopoli scandal, Ibra seeked to
move on to other opportunities and finally decided to join rivals, Internazionale.
During his time at http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604 brought him in.
He had a good start and was in goal scoring form for the Blaugrana but fell out of favour with Pep Guardiola, and he decided to move back to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Italy-c2926, this time with AC Milan. During his time with Milan, Ibra scored more than 40 goals in two seasons helping
them win the Scudetto. After which he moved on to a more adventurous project in the form of PSG.
The veteran has scored a total of 10 goals in as many games since joining the Paris based club. And with international ambitions also on the line, he hopes to perform better on both levels.
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