Weeks after that altercation with Romelu Lukaku, Zlatan Ibrahimovic decided to bury the hatchet with his former Man United teammate.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic seems to love confrontations these days, especially with Romelu Lukaku. That image of both strikers in each other’s face became immortal after a Milano artist decided to create a mural of the moment right outside Giuseppe Meazza stadium. During this “fight”, things got heated up quickly as both players said hurtful things to each other. They completely forgot they have the same agent for a moment but Mino Raiola probably decided to step in between the two.
He can’t have two of his best clients having personal issues and Zlatan Ibrahimovic understood this quickly. Instead of escalating the issue with the press, the Swedish striker decided to end things by extending an olive branch to Lukaku. There’s still no response from the Inter Milan striker but we will keep our readers posted on what happens.
Zlatan invites Lukaku to Sanremo.
As part of a celebration that will make history as the first music festival post-pandemic. Zlatan Ibrahimovic decided to participate in Sanremo Music Festival. Host Amadeus is a die-hard Inter Milan supporter and Ibra was questioned about Lukaku. When he responded, Zlatan seems to have left this issue behind him. However, the things that were said on the pitch seemed to anger Lukaku far more than they did Zlatan. We still have no idea if the Belgian striker forgot about the confrontation or if he holds a grudge.
Remember he yelled he was Milano’s God after scoring the winner during the most recent Serie A Milano Derby. This is what Zlatan had to say about inviting Lukaku to Sanremo: “If he wants to come, he’s welcome,” Ibrahimovic said at a press conference via Football Italia. “What happens of the pitch stays on the pitch, there’s no problem.” “I hope he doesn’t know how to sing, so we’ll be on the same level.”
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