A week before the big derby between Milan and Inter, a street painter spent hours reenacting the stormy confrontation between Ibrahimovic and Lukaku
Zlatan and Lukaku confront each other.
An event that became a cult
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Reuters
A mural of the tumultuous clash between Romulo Lukaku and Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the Italian Cup derby about two weeks ago, mysteriously appeared outside San Siro Stadium ahead of the Milan derby in the league on Sunday.
Currently the man in charge of the painting is unknown when next to the picture is a caption: "Face to face, heart to heart."
As you may recall, the two who had previously collaborated in the Manchester United uniform came to a difficult exchange that was clearly heard in light of the fact that there was no crowd in the stadium.
The incident took place just before the whistle for the first half of the game, which ended with Inter qualifying for the Cup semi-finals and continued near the locker rooms and the players' tunnel.
After the game, Ibrahimovic was on trial when he was suspected of saying things to Lukaku in a racist tone, but after an inquiry by the Football Association in the boot country, it was decided not to prosecute him.
Now, someone in the fashion city apparently wanted to flood the event again before the big battle as part of the series ah when both teams are fighting for the championship title.
Lukaku and Zlatan's clash in the Milan derby has been turned into street art in Milan pic.twitter.com/OUcDCbvOv6
- B / R Football (@brfootball) February 14, 2021
