Ibrahimovic thunders about Argentina. “They won once. They won’t do it again”

Argentina defeated France in the final of last year’s World Cup in Qatar on penalties. Thus, the Argentines regained the most important football trophy after 36 years. South American footballers, however, exaggerated during the celebration of the title won. An avalanche of criticism fell on them, especially on goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez (more ->> ), which Zlatan Ibrahimović did not fail to criticize.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic summed up the Argentina national team. “It can’t be respected.” But he appreciated Messi

Zlatan Ibrahimovic has never been a person who abused courtesy. The Swede quite often spoke directly what was on his heart and rarely bit his tongue. It was no different during a conversation with the France Inter radio station, in which the Milan footballer spoke about the behavior of the Argentine representatives at the World Cup in Qatar. “I’m worried about the Argentinian players because they won’t win anything anymore. Messi won everything and will be remembered, but the rest behaved badly and you can’t respect that. I say this as a high-level professional. For me, it’s a sign that they won once, but they won’t do it again.

The 41-year-old did not fail to single out his former colleague from FC Barcelona Leo Messi. The Argentine was chosen as the player of the last World Cup and, according to Ibrahimovic, this choice is absolutely appropriate. “Messi is considered the greatest of all time and will be remembered for winning the World Cup in Qatar,” he commented.

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