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Zlatan Ibrahimovic is really sweating right now.
The Swede is forced to accept a lot of criticism.
Now the decision about the son Maximilian also arouses strong reactions.
Milan have had a tough start to the season with just one win in the first three games. At the same time, enormous criticism has been directed at Zlatan Ibrahimovicwho is owner RedBird’s sporting advisor at the club.
Criticism of Zlatan
Zlatan has been given a major role in the sporting activities and is responsible for the Serie A club achieving success on a long-term level. But now several different events have provoked strong reactions from the supporters in Milan.
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Many think that the Swede spends both time and attention on other than the well-being of the red and black club, including that Ibrahimovic was on a luxury holiday during Milan’s last league match. The Italian newspaper La Repubblica then comes up with several other examples of Zlatan’s actions that are upsetting.
Decision about the son
The 42-year-old recently featured in a video with the influencer iShowSpeed and was accused of homophobic expressions, which reportedly annoyed people within the RedBird owner Gerry Cardinales nearest circuit. In addition, there is criticism that Zlatan chose to give the son Maximilian Ibrahimovic a senior contract instead of the big talent Francesco Camarda.
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Also the decision to release the club icon Paolo Maldini’s son Daniel Maldiniwho is now national team current, to a Serie A competitor raises bad blood among the supporters.
“Confederation captain Luciano Spalletti has confirmed his interest in a young player who was hastily sold to Monza; Daniel Maldini, son of Paolo Maldini, a former leader who some red and black fans are now starting to miss,” writes the newspaper La Repubblica.
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