Ibrahimovic: I will not become a coach
Swedish Zlatan Ibrahimovic, an advisor at AC Milan, admitted that he does not intend to enter the world of coaching.
Zlatan said: “To become a coach, you must cover many fields.” “Find ideas and solutions, prepare for matches and follow them.” You have to work day and night.”
He added: “One year as a coach seems to me like ten years. It is too much work for me, a job that I do not like.”
The Swede had hung up his boots in 2023 with the Rossoneri, knowing that Zlatan played in several clubs, most notably Ajax. , Juventus, Barcelona, Inter, Paris Saint-Germain, Man United, Los Angeles Galaxy.
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