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Barcelona's Ibrahimovic: I Will Soon Be Fully Fit
The Swedish striker predicts that his best form will soon be on display.
Aug 29, 2009 8:07:08 PM
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has assured Barca's fans that he is not far off regaining full fitness.
The Swedish striker is yet to open his account for the Blaugrana, but he is not too concerned. Speaking to Sky, he said, "In a team like Barcelona, when you are not at your best, there are other ways to make a difference."
"There is another philosophy here. We attack more and play higher up.
"These are small things that make a difference.
"I am still recovering, but I will soon be at hundred percent."
'Ibra' then looked ahead to his impending return to Inter in the Champions League, continuing, "I will return to Milan with great pleasure."
"Everyone at Inter treated me very well. Moratti, Branca, the journalists, and Mourinho.
"I expect that it will be a great game."
Arjun Miglani, Goal.com
For more on Spain click ahead to Goal.com's Spain homepage
The Swedish striker is yet to open his account for the Blaugrana, but he is not too concerned. Speaking to Sky, he said, "In a team like Barcelona, when you are not at your best, there are other ways to make a difference."
"There is another philosophy here. We attack more and play higher up.
"These are small things that make a difference.
"I am still recovering, but I will soon be at hundred percent."
'Ibra' then looked ahead to his impending return to Inter in the Champions League, continuing, "I will return to Milan with great pleasure."
"Everyone at Inter treated me very well. Moratti, Branca, the journalists, and Mourinho.
"I expect that it will be a great game."
Arjun Miglani, Goal.com
For more on Spain click ahead to Goal.com's Spain homepage
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