Zlatan Ibrahimovic Labels English Football "Crap" In New Film Ahead Of PSG's Clash With Chelsea

A new film to be released features Ibrahimovic calling English football "crap" and is likely to stir up even more rivalry before n...

A new film to be released features Ibrahimovic calling English football "crap" and is likely to stir up even more rivalry before next week's game in Paris.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic is set to be public enemy No1 for Chelsea's Champions League showdown with Paris Saint-Germain.

Unimpressed: Zlatan Ibrahimovic doesn't like English football

A new film to be released features Ibrahimovic calling English football "crap" and is likely to stir up even more rivalry before next week's game in Paris.

The film - called The Young Zlatan - features an interview with him as a youngster making the disparaging remark about English football.

Even though it is an old clip, it will still ensure that he becomes centre of attention as PSG face Chelsea.

Ibrahimovic, 34, has long had a love-hate relationship with English football, struggling to score against Premier League clubs in the Champions League.

But after scoring a wonder goal against England for Sweden in November 2012, it finally answered any lingering critics.

Ex-Barcelona, Inter and Milan superstar Ibrahimovic famously rejected a trial at Arsenal as a youngster after saying: "Zlatan doesn't do trials."

Ibrahimovic is a huge star in Sweden, a global superstar and the new film is set to be a massive success. His contract at PSG expires this summer.

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