Page 4 - Zlatan Ibrahimovic to Manchester United – 5 reasons why it could happen

#2 United will benefit from Zlatan's Experience

Ajax v Manchester United - UEFA Europa League Final — Zlatan had a great influence on his teammates during his time at United

In his playing career, Zlatan has featured for 10 clubs since his debut and he has scored goals at all of them. He is the only player who has won 12 championships in 4 leagues, and also has score a goal in every minute of the game. He has scored goals in the 4 of the biggest games of four leagues - Derby della Madonnina in Italy, El Clasico in Spain, Manchester Derby in England, and Le Classique in France.

He has won the Guldbollen - the award for the Best Male Swedish Footballer of the year - a record 11 times. Manchester United would be all the wiser with his experience in the team. The youngsters would be greatly benefited, and Zlatan could be a vital player for United on the pitch with his wealth of experience. Besides, his relationship with Paul Pogba is extremely good, and with the Frenchman on the rise this season, Zlatan's arrival could be beneficial for him as well.

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