Zlatan Ibrahimovic
After marking his 200th Serie A appearance with a goal, Zlatan Ibrahimovic has confirmed that he can play with anyone up front.
The Swede struck the second goal during Milan’s 2-0 win over Cagliari on Tuesday night, where he clipped the ball over Michael Agazzi to put the result beyond a doubt.
Ibrahimovic started the match partnering Robinho upfront and was later paired with Alexandre Pato after the Brazilian subbed his Brazil teammate.
While Robinho tends to put on a display of comical errors upfront, Pato’s long injury layoff has had an effect on his confidence and is yet to score in Serie A since September, raising the question of who Ibra prefers to play with.
“With whom do I enjoy more playing in offense? I enjoy it with everyone,” noted the striker.
Ibrahimovic then went on to talk about the win: “Today the team did well, we made ​​some mistakes but as long as we win its okay, you can always improve.
“Today was an important victory, coming before the holidays. Now we can go home with more calm and come back again stronger. I hope to play even better.”
Following his goal, the former Inter player star looked to have fallen ill but he soon recovered.
When asked if he was ok: “No, no problem,” he replied.