Caused Impresive performance thanks
to the competition in 2011 / / 12, Zlatan Ibrahimovic
has recently won praise from Massimiliano Allegri and
Mario Balotelli.
Allegri, Ibra coach at AC Milan, said the tall Swedish striker has the potential to be one candidate winning the Ballon D'Or 2012.
While Balotelli declared former colleague at Inter Milan was at level par with Lionel Messi (Barcelona) and Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid), two players who frequently echoed as the best in the world today.
However, Brian Laudrup did not agree with the opinion above. Danish soccer legend who now works as a commentator and pundit on TV3 + Ibra was not going to take the game beyond the level of Messi and CR7 because she could not look slick in bigmatch in the cage opposite.
The latest example is when Ibrahimovic sluggish at the Emirates, Arsenal's headquarters, on the second leg 16 of the Champions League last night. Milan lost 3-0 in the match, but still qualify for the quarter-finals with a 4-3 aggregate.
"In Italy there are a lot of talk about Ibra could be the best player in the world, but to be the best, you should be able to perform well in big games away from home, such as Arsenal," said Laudrup was quoted Fotbollskanalen.
"You have to deliver good performances in big games away. Ibra did not that, and that's one reason he will not go beyond Messi and Ronaldo," said four-time winner of Denmark's Footballer of Milan player in 1993/94
Allegri, Ibra coach at AC Milan, said the tall Swedish striker has the potential to be one candidate winning the Ballon D'Or 2012.
While Balotelli declared former colleague at Inter Milan was at level par with Lionel Messi (Barcelona) and Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid), two players who frequently echoed as the best in the world today.
However, Brian Laudrup did not agree with the opinion above. Danish soccer legend who now works as a commentator and pundit on TV3 + Ibra was not going to take the game beyond the level of Messi and CR7 because she could not look slick in bigmatch in the cage opposite.
The latest example is when Ibrahimovic sluggish at the Emirates, Arsenal's headquarters, on the second leg 16 of the Champions League last night. Milan lost 3-0 in the match, but still qualify for the quarter-finals with a 4-3 aggregate.
"In Italy there are a lot of talk about Ibra could be the best player in the world, but to be the best, you should be able to perform well in big games away from home, such as Arsenal," said Laudrup was quoted Fotbollskanalen.
"You have to deliver good performances in big games away. Ibra did not that, and that's one reason he will not go beyond Messi and Ronaldo," said four-time winner of Denmark's Footballer of Milan player in 1993/94
Source: goal.com
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