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Fans all say same thing as Zlatan Ibrahimovic is LEFT OUT of AC Milan’s Champions League squad list


FANS have all said the same thing after Zlatan Ibrahimovic missed out on AC Milan’s Champions League squad.

The legendary striker, 41, is still on the books of the Italian champions despite failing to make a single appearance this season due to a knee injury.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic has not made the cut for AC Milan’s Champions League squadCredit: Getty

It was hoped Ibrahimovic was on the verge of recovering in time for the second half of the campaign.

But it appears the Swede remains some way off a return after he was once again axed from Milan’s squad for Europe.

This prompted a mass reaction online from fans, who suggested that Ibra may be “finished” as a result.

One said: “Zlatan is finished, he should retire already.”

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Another declared: “Wrong. Zlatan has left AC Milan out of his list.”

One noted: “Damn bro really fell off.”

Another added: “Zlatan should stop forcing it, he’s made his point. He should go back to Stockholm and enjoy.”

Indeed, reports from Italy claim Ibra could call it a day at the end of the season following a magnificent career.

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Ibrahimovic wasn’t the only Milan star to miss out on Pioli’s Champions League squad, with the Serie A champs playing Tottenham in the next stage.

Full-back Sergino Dest has been dropped after a disappointing loan spell from Barcelona.

He’s been replaced by Malick Thiaw, a 21-year-old German centre-back signed from Schalke last summer.

And there is also no place for crocked goalkeeper Mike Maignan, who is still struggling with injury.

But because he is sidelined, the Frenchman could yet be added to the squad 24 hours before the Spurs match.


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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