DBasia.news – Paul Ince offers a successful recipe for Manchester United, which has lately been lumbered while treading a soccer match.
Paul Ince suggested to Manchester United to bring back Zlatan Ibrahimovic. The consideration is that the Swedish passport player is expected to be able to have a positive impact both on and off the pitch for coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s squad.
Recently, Old Trafford’s side has been aiming for Croatian striker Mario Mandzukic when the transfer window reopened in January.
Mandzukic – who is now 33 years old – has not yet played for Juventus this season.
Ince, who is a former Manchester United midfielder, suggested to the Red Devils management that it is better to focus on the hope to bring Ibrahimovic back to Old Trafford.
Ibrahimovic – now 38, has spent almost two seasons in the Premier League. He will leave LA Galaxy later this year. Currently, he is looking for a new club.
The Swede is planning to return to Spain, joining Barcelona. For this reason, Ince believes that Ibrahimovic deserves to be called back to strengthen Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s young squad.
He told Paddy Power (via The Express), “Zlatan Ibrahimovic was tempted to return to Spain, so he wanted to keep defending MLS, even Perth Glory.”
“If he is indeed willing to return to Old Trafford, then that is the right decision. He is a great player in educating the young players who are now nurtured by Ole. He has extraordinary influence both on and off the field.”
“They (Manchester United) need a player who can control the atmosphere of the dressing room. He is suitable to be a role model of the players.”
“He (Ibrahimovic) can give examples to young players. He is a figure who can play the role of the Godfather of United.”
Ibrahimovic reaps success when defending Manchester United. He left Paris Saint-Germain in 2016.
The former Juventus, AC Milan, and Inter Milan star scored 29 impressive goals in 53 appearances for Manchester United before he moved to MLS in March 2018.
Manchester United are now seventh in the Premier League. To that end, Ince believes the former Swedish international can score goals for Old Trafford.
“You know that he will not play 90 minutes in every game,” he added. “He’s a player who is good at scoring goals.”
“When Manchester United struggled to score, I thought Zlatan was right,” Ince was quoted as saying on the Mirror page.