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Man Utd legend Peter Schmeichel urges Moyes to make a bid for Zlatan Ibrahimovic

03 August 2013 - 00:37

The former Manchester United shot stopper believes the Swedish International Zlatan Ibrahimovic was “born to play for Manchester United”.

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  • <br />He said: “You’ve got to ask why Zlatan hasn’t played in England yet. But I’d love to see him at Manchester United.<br /><br />“I don’t know who he supports but he’s a born Manchester United player. He would be absolutely brilliant. I think our supporters would love him.<br /><br />“If he ever made the move, he wouldn’t move again. For Zlatan to play the way we love him to play, he has to be Zlatan.<br /><br />“We’re a very big football club and we’ve had players behaving in different ways throughout the history of the club.<br /><br />“The managers have always been able to handle that and get the maximum out of the players.”<br /><br />Peter Schmeichel believes that Ibrahimovic could even match the heights which Eric Cantona acquired at Old Trafford when he joined the Red Devils in 1992.<br /><br />He continued: “A lot of people are comparing Zlatan with Eric Cantona. He had a difficult time before he came to United.<br /><br />“He had 11 clubs in France and a trial at Sheffield Wednesday and Trevor Francis didn’t fancy him and then he had six months at Leeds and Howard Wilkinson didn’t fancy him.<br /><br />“But then he came to United and the rest is history. He’s arguably the greatest player we’ve ever had.<br /><br />“I think Zlatan is so suited to the Premier League and he has loads of time left in his career. I hope we see him there.”<br /><br />Ibrahimovic is reportedly unhappy at French giants Paris Saint- Germain following the signing of £55m forward Edinson Cavani from Serie A outfit Napoli.


    Written by Sri Aswin




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