Ibrahimović challenged Guardiola as soon as he arrived at FC Barcelona

The relation between the historical leading Zlatan Ibrahimović and the trainer Pep Guardiola never has been the most cordial ofall . The Swedish arrived to the Barça in the year 2009 and, in spite of having had a successful beginning in the City Condal, little by little was starring several controversial crashes with the native of Santpedor. 'Pep' decided to do without his services in the Catalan team in the year 2010, after 46 parties played, 22 goals and 13 assistances, relegándolo to alone 3334 minutes of game.

In the past, the exjugador of the AC Milan has called "cowardly" to current trainer of the Manchester City because in his moment sacrificed it by a youngster Leo Messi that asked more minutes of game. Also it circulates the rumour that 'Ibra' launched him a box of metal in the head after only it gave him six minutes of game after a suplencia in front of the Villarreal. Even it arrived to call it "ególatra" in an occasion.

The relation between both parts always was taut and complicated, since they jointed an extremely disciplined and methodical technician with a player that, although it was an authentic 'crack', always has jactado to have a very peculiar character and ingobernable. "All did what said them, I did not fit for nothing. I thought, simply in enjoying the opportunity and not being prejuicioso, but was boring me: Zlatan no longer was Zlatan", declared some time the Swedish, referring to his difficulty to adapt to the discipline of Pep Guardiola.

The taut beginning of the relation between Zlatan and Guardiola

In a recent advance of an interview with Piers Morgan, the native of Malmö revealed one of the first clashes that had with the trainer of Santpedor: "When I knew to Pep Guardiola, said me: 'Remember, the players here do not come with Ferraris'. What did? Of course, I brought my fucked Ferrari", stood out Ibrahimović.

In the fragments that gave to know of the interview, also mentions, between other unrelated things with Guardiola, the moment in that it decided to not to test with the Arsenal because "he does not do proofs of level", his opinion on the current situation of the Manchester United under the direction of Erik Have Hag, and other more move# away subjects of the sport, as his wish to interpret to a villain in a film of James Bond or his affirmation of not kidding when it affirms to be "God". These are only some of the subjects that will tackle in what it promises to be an irreverent interview with Zlatan Ibrahimović.