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Zlatan Ibrahimovic Convinced Barcelona Will Beat Real Madrid
He says there will be many goals in the game...
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Nov 28, 2009 1:39:27 AM
Barcelona striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has declared that he is convinced the Blaugrana will defeat Real Madrid when the two giants of Spanish football meet in El Clasico at Camp Nou on Sunday.
"We are playing great games, playing the football that we play and all the fans behind us I think we are stronger, a very strong team. I'm very positive about the game and I am sure we will win," Ibra said, as quoted by AS.
The Swedish centre forward also suggested that their will be plenty of goals in the game as the champions look to recapture top spot in the Primera Liga and also described El Clasico game as "the most spectacular in the world".
"It will be a game with many goals. There will be many because we don't like to score just one or two, we like to score many goals," he commented.
Ibra also revealed that playing for a side of the stature of Barcelona has put more demands on him to work even harder to keep his place in the game.
"I think the best players play for Barcelona, and when you're here you must continue working because many want to play for Barcelona but not everyone can do it," he acknowledged.
Paul Madden, Goal.com
"We are playing great games, playing the football that we play and all the fans behind us I think we are stronger, a very strong team. I'm very positive about the game and I am sure we will win," Ibra said, as quoted by AS.
The Swedish centre forward also suggested that their will be plenty of goals in the game as the champions look to recapture top spot in the Primera Liga and also described El Clasico game as "the most spectacular in the world".
"It will be a game with many goals. There will be many because we don't like to score just one or two, we like to score many goals," he commented.
Ibra also revealed that playing for a side of the stature of Barcelona has put more demands on him to work even harder to keep his place in the game.
"I think the best players play for Barcelona, and when you're here you must continue working because many want to play for Barcelona but not everyone can do it," he acknowledged.
Paul Madden, Goal.com
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