Zlatan Ibrahimovic made it apparent how he felt about Saudi Pro League players and Cristiano Ronaldo.

Today, October 6, it is the headline that was published in the Mirror (UK) article. After turning down a chance to play in Asia, particularly in China and Saudi Arabia, Zlatan Ibrahimovic shared his thoughts on European football players joining the Saudi Pro League in Saudi Arabia.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic seemed to be criticizing players who relocated to Saudi Arabia, questioning the reasons behind the moves of some of the best names in the world, starting with Cristiano Ronaldo. Ibra asserted, nonetheless, that they “did not violate the ethical category”.

After Cristiano Ronaldo “fired the first shot” to join Al Nassr in January, a number of well-known superstars, including Neymar, Karim Benzema, Roberto Firmino, Sadio Mane, Riyad Mahrez, and Fabinho, made the switch to the Saudi Pro League last summer. One of the most experienced coaches to relocate to Saudi Arabia is Steven Gerrard. The legendary player from Liverpool is the head coach of Al Ettifaq Club.

The 42-year-old Zlatan Ibrahimovic retired from football with AC Milan in June of last year. Ibrahimovic disclosed that he turned down offers from China and Saudi Arabia.

2019 saw Ibrahimovic return to Europe from LA Galaxy, where he finished his brilliant football career at AC Milan. During his playing career, Ibrahimovic represented some of the most elite teams in Europe, including AC Milan, Ajax, Barcelona, Inter Milan, Juventus, PSG, and Manchester United.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic revealed, in response to renowned MC Piers Morgan’s inquiry regarding the Saudi Pro League: “I also received an offer from China.” Saudi Arabia also made me an offer, but the way things stand now, you want How come? What are your objectives? As I mentioned before, for certain players, playing on the biggest platform is the ultimate goal of their career, so they should do that.

Not what you accomplished, but your talent should be what people remember you for. Because if you’re remembered the opposite way around, then the thing you want to be remembered for is your talent, which is what we strive for every day and for which we receive recognition.

Thus, in my opinion, some players reach a level where they must quit—that being the huge stage. It is not possible to drop out and have a different kind of career ending. However, some gamers want circumstances in which they can make large sums of money since they don’t make enough.”

Ibrahimovic denied having “moral problems” in response to a question about whether or not he needed the money because he was a highly valued and costly player.

Ibrahimovic went on, “No, not at all. You’re in a situation now. I simply feel sorry for the players who did not, as they do not get the same amount of money as other players. They came together and became one.

It’s football, wherever you play it, listen. People bond over football. We all have the same dream. You’re not an authority; you’re just a fan. I’m sorry to hear that you (Morgan) support Arsenal, but as a professional soccer player, MLS will expand as long as you play the game and Saudi Arabia continues to flourish. development, not a single issue exists.

After reaching its zenith, China saw a shift in circumstances. No, the moral dilemma is that we act in our own best interests and that of our family. In five or ten years, when you are wealthy and leading a robust and fulfilling life, who will judge you? Since nothing, in my opinion, is free. You are paid for your labor. I don’t take on free labor. I am extremely valued even though I don’t need money.”