The entertainment of HammarbySwedish club where Zlatan Ibrahimovic is a co-owner, angered as a result of recent statements by the Milan striker in which he praised Qatar, organizer of the last World Cup, and left Sweden in a bad place.
Ibrahimovic, who was present at the World Cup final in December, gave Qatar “ten points” and came to endorse the country’s dictatorship in an interview. “Qatar as a country, I think it is a system that works. Are there drugs? No. Is there crime? No. Is there crime in Sweden? Yes, a lot. Drugs? Yes. Does the Qatar system work. Is this the Swedish system? It works, but I don’t know if it’s 100%,” he said then.
These words made him more than an enemy of the former Barcelona, who is always controversial in his public appearances. And this weekend the criticism was repeated as a result of those comments. During the warm-up, at the Hammarby stadium, a group of supporters raised a large banner with a text addressed to the 41-year-old player. “World Cup in Qatar: for a ten. For us another dark point in the history of football.”
Source: La Verdad
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