(Poland – Sweden 2-0, Portugal – Northern Macedonia 2-0) The FIFA World Cup in Qatar goes without Zlatan Ibrahimovic (40) and Sweden, but the Swedish super striker still wants to continue on the national team.
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– I hope so. As long as I can stay healthy, play and contribute something, I hope so, says Zlatan Ibrahimovic to C More after the loss to Poland in the playoff final.
The 40-year-old still could not answer whether he had played his last international match.
– There is no answer now, says Ibrahimovic, who has only played eleven minutes for Milan in three games since he suffered an Achilles injury in mid-January.
Tip joined the national team under national team manager Erik Hamrén after the European Championships in 2016, and was not back before The World Cup qualifier in March last year – then under Janne Andersson’s leadership.
At the press conference on Tuesday night, Ibrahimovic opened up that an earlier talk with Andersson could lead to a shorter break than that in five years.
– I have not said it to Janne, but I wish I had met him earlier because then it would have been a completely different situation than now. Then he would have seen a completely different animal, says Ibrahimovic.
– I needed a minute with him. Then I would have been back much earlier than I was.