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Ibrahimovic on par with Messi & Ronaldo, says Nedved
12-Mar-2013 6:15:00 PM
The former Juventus star has nothing but respect for the towering attacker and would love to lure him back to Turin
Juventus director Pavel Nedved believes that Paris Saint-Germain striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic is just as good as Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.The Swede moved to the French capital in the summer, but has been linked with a return to Turin of late, something the Czech legend would love to see.
"For me, he's on the same level as phenomenons such as Messi and Ronaldo. He is one of those players who could increase the level of any team," Nedved told Italia 2.
"Who would not like to have a player like Ibrahimovic in his team? I cannot deny that I would love to see him return to Juventus at some point."
The 31-year-old striker has a contract with PSG until June 2015.
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