Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been branded 'arrogant, dirty and childish' by the man who was detailed to mark him during Sweden's narrow 2-1 victory over the Faroe Islands on their new plastic pitch last week.
Faroese captain Frodi Benjaminsen endured a torrid night trying to keep Zlatan and his monolithic ego in check, with the 34-year old centre-back telling Swedish newspaper Expressen:
"He is just so ignorant, someone who just talks a lot and I don't like him. He is so arrogant.
"He talks about other players, talks about himself, what he does and how he plays. He also plays dirty and that is the main reason [I don't like him].
"But we didn't fight – he is not worth it."
Which presumably loosely translates as 'he's a gigantic git, but he's also a gigantic git with a black belt in taekwondo'. Benjaminsen continued, this time in local paper Dimmalaetting:
"He elbowed me just before the interval and when we left the pitch for half-time I asked him what he was doing.
"Just when we got inside he grabbed hold of me and he was belittling our team and me.
"What he said was not nice. He talked about where he is playing and how much he is earning. It was so childish."
Who'd have thought, eh? Turns out Zlatan - the man who constantly refers to himself in the third person and who recently ordained himself 'living legend' - is an egocentric and overly aggressive under all that fluffy loveliness?
Faroese captain Frodi Benjaminsen endured a torrid night trying to keep Zlatan and his monolithic ego in check, with the 34-year old centre-back telling Swedish newspaper Expressen: "He is just so ignorant, someone who just talks a lot and I don't like him. He is so arrogant.
"He talks about other players, talks about himself, what he does and how he plays. He also plays dirty and that is the main reason [I don't like him].
"But we didn't fight – he is not worth it."
Which presumably loosely translates as 'he's a gigantic git, but he's also a gigantic git with a black belt in taekwondo'. Benjaminsen continued, this time in local paper Dimmalaetting:
"He elbowed me just before the interval and when we left the pitch for half-time I asked him what he was doing.
"Just when we got inside he grabbed hold of me and he was belittling our team and me.
"What he said was not nice. He talked about where he is playing and how much he is earning. It was so childish."
Who'd have thought, eh? Turns out Zlatan - the man who constantly refers to himself in the third person and who recently ordained himself 'living legend' - is an egocentric and overly aggressive under all that fluffy loveliness?
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