"We don't win like that": Ibrahimovic castigates the behavior of the Argentines after their victory at the World Cup

Guests in the morning of France Inter this Wednesday, Guillaume Canet, the director, and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the former player of the PSG who plays the role of Antivirus, the right arm of Julius Caesar, in the film, “Asterix and Obelix: The Middle Empire” on French screens on February 1, notably evoked their memories of the filming.

"Messi will be remembered for him, but the others..."

For @Ibra_official, the Argentines "behaved badly" after their victory at the World Cup, against France.

"They won once, but they won't win again. Because you don't win like that."

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But football fans will remember, especially the outing of the suspicious Swedish on the behavior of the Argentines after their victory at the last World Cup against France after a match entered in the annals of football. test (3-3, 4 tab to 2).

A victory that the AC Milan striker, absent from the competition due to the non-qualification of Sweden (he has been unavailable for several months after a left knee operation), had predicted before the quarter-finals.

“I said Argentina would win the World Cup, because if you want to remember that World Cup in Qatar for the rest of history, who has to win?

Messi, not Mbappé because Messi is considered the best player in history.

I was sure he was going to win,” said “Ibra”.

Relaunched on Mbappé by Léa Salamé, he confided "not to be worried" for the future of his successor in the PSG attack but more for that of the Argentines who had multiplied inappropriate gestures and provocations during the celebration of their world title.

The International Football Federation (FIFA) also subsequently announced that it had opened proceedings following these actions.

First concerned, goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez who had asked for a minute of silence in the locker room to make fun of Kylian Mbappé then, on the players' bus crossing Buenos Aires, with a doll of the number 10 of the Blues in his arms.

“I am not worried about Mbappé.

I'm worried about the others in Argentina because we will remember Messi but the others who behaved badly, we can't respect that.

As a top professional player, what they did is a sign that you will win once but won't win again.

You don't win like that.

Ibrahimovic has lost none of his verve or repartee.