Why ask a question you already know the answer to?
Weirdo.
I donât know the answer - hence the question. Maybe your âsourceâ can help in this matter. Freak.
Reports from Barcelona that Zlatan has been offered to Arsenal for Cesc.
Look back through the thread so, or google it ya lazy bastard. :rolleyes:
Barcelona Fans playerâs of the season, in order -
- Messi
- Ibra
- Xavi
- Pedro
- Iniesta
- Puyol
- Valdés
- Alves
- Piqué
- Bojan
Link please.
In other news Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been placed on the Barcelona transfer list as of today. Ibra out
disappointed to see busquets as low as 15
So is it basically only the upstarts City that are interested in taking Zlatan?
And Villa as well someone said.
What a pro, wouldnât commit to City unless he could give them 100% 
Bad news Manchester City! Barcelona striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic reveals rain might put him off moveBy Sportsmail Reporter Last updated at 12:24 PM on 24th May 2010
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has appeared to distance himself from a move to Manchester City or Chelsea, with the Barcelona forward admitting he might be put off a transfer to England because of the weather.
Last week Sportsmail exclusively revealed that Barca president Joan Laporta is keen to offload Ibrahimovic having secured the signing of David Villa for ÂŁ34million, and has offered the Sweden striker to both City and Chelsea for around ÂŁ40m.
But Cityâs hopes, in particular, of signing Ibrahimovic appear to have suffered a setback with his admission that he does not like rain. Manchester endures a reputation as a notoriously soggy city.
Discussing a potential switch to the Premier League Ibrahimovic said: âEngland doesnât feel close. I donât like rain.â
Despite his comments either of the big-spending English clubs remains the ex-Inter Milan starâs most likely destination this summer. Barcaâs huge asking price puts the striker beyond the grasp even of many of Europeâs top clubs, but the English duoâs billionaire backers would finance a move if the deal were right.
Ibrahimovic has endured a disappointing first season in Spain since his mega-money move from Italy last summer for ÂŁ40m plus Samuel Etoâo.
Good impression: The striker bagged two goals against Arsenal in Europe
The 28-year-old striker managed just 16 league goals in a free-scoring Barcelona side that clinched the La Liga crown. He was named on the bench for four of Barcaâs last six league fixtures.
Ibrahimovic also revealed that he would not consider a move back home to Sweden at any point in his career. He said: 'Football will always be in my heart, it is a part of me, but I will not make any guest appearances in the Allsvenka [Swedish domestic league].
âNot as an active player at least. Maybe I can contribute my knowledge to Swedish football in some other way.â
If it was raining men halleluyah in Manchester, Heâd be over there in a shot.
Isnât this clown Swedish?
Bad weather shouldnât be a problem. What a knob this fella is. :rolleyes:
of course its a problem- who would choose to live in grey manchester ahead of barcelona- as he lives in barcelona now of course the weather would be an issue :rolleyes:
I just donât think heâll be able for the physicality of the EPL, thats the major problem.
Either way heâd want to get used to not being in Barca, heâd probably be good for one of the those middle eastern leagues, or the MLS.
Zlatan refuses to be a mercenary and wants to earn his cash. As far as modern day players go, his noble attitude is almost unique. Great player and a top class individual also. 
Barcelona legend Hristo Stoichkov has branded Zlatan Ibrahimovic a âfailureâ - but insisted he will end up at Manchester City.
Swedish striker Ibrahimovic is set to leave Barcelona after his ÂŁ45million move to the Nou Camp turned sour and City are among the favourites to get him.
Bulgarian striker Stoichkov said: âIbrahimovicâs transfer to Barcelona was a big failure. He is a good player but not for Barca. I bet he will go to Manchester City.â
There is a long history of strikers succeeding at Man City. I can only imagine Zlatan will go from strength to strength at a Club like City.
Some great news over the past couple of days, firstly Zlatan has said he will return to the international scene with Sweden and has been made captain and more importantly he has said that he is staying at Barcelona
Did you watch the press conference the other night, Puke? Sensational scenes. Sweden is in celebration.
Messiâs horrible form at the end of the season, which carried into the World Cup, had an knock on impact on Zlatan but I think heâll thrive with David Villa to his left and with Messi on the bench.
This front six would be fantastic:
Keita-Xavi-Iniesta-
Pedro-Zlatan-David Villa-