Zlatan Ibrahimovic told he should ‘write another book’ by his former Barcelona boss Pep Guardiola
City superstar Haaland has missed out on his side’s last two games due toSpeaking earlier this week, AC Milan star Ibrahimovic claimed manager Guardiola’s ego would hold the star striker back.“Is Guardiola able to improve him?” Zlatan questioned when asked about Haaland’s move to City this summer. “That depends on the ego that Guardiola has. If he allows himself to be bigger than Haaland or not. He didn’t allow me or the others to be as big.
Now, Guardiola has given a rather sarcastic response to the Swede’s remarks prior to his side’s game against the Cottagers – and he certainly didn’t hold back. “He is right, he is completely right,” he joked. “In this club, in this team, my ego is beyond every other person, every player.Haaland – who has netted 22 goals in 16 appearances for City – could be back in action on Saturday afternoon
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