Zlatan Ibrahimovic Book Review

Written by Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Lagercrantz, “Io, Ibra” sold five hundred  copies in Sweden and it's a part of each fourth household there. the newest news from the co-author is that there's interest to show it into a movie. What was it about?

A story of a ghetto-kid creating it huge. The yankee dream accomplished by a Swedish new face from a war-refugee family. A story on the way to defend your own and blast everybody else.

t felt alittle totally different than the opposite biographies thanks to its age. I heard it had been done through interviews and through the browse I got a sense like most queries came from scandals or YouTube (marvelous addition to the stories if you recognize the way to use it). Some would possibly recommend it had been all Ibra bragging concerning his triumphs and returning clean on selected episodes however he conjointly sheds light-weight on laborious subjects like segregation, alcoholism, drug abuse and poverty.

At first it appeared like a awfully honest piece to me. Zlatan talking concerning what happens behind the curtain and showing this to any or all who are against him. when finishing, however, it feels like he picked his fights terribly fastidiously. he's terribly strategic as he says it himself. By the tip it looks most of the episodes are him simply advocating his purpose of read to line the record straight and punch out his opponents.

Mama said knock you out

But I don’t hold it against him in the slightest degree. As weird because it sounds it makes me respect him even a lot of since this can be sort of a initial person read to the mindset he has. The confidence/arrogance he wears. He shows the perspective that's required to hold on. Deep down I see a person who understands his faults however plays on his strengths. the foremost similar issue I’ve browse is Salvador Dali’s “Diaries of a Genius”. Similarly, he criticizes everyone else whereas talking concerning his own grace though he has earned his spot within the history with such perspective. And if van Basten (another figure creating a supportive role within the book) was referred to as Leonardo da Vinci, Zlatan will take the odd-mustached egocentric place in his art.

Artist. Champion. Moustache.

The abundant furored book is everything you wished it to be. To his followers it had been sort of a bible, to his haters there was a sentence on each page to be ripped out and place into their context or logic. That’s what Zlatan is all regarding arduous to ignore, polarizing figure, unquestioned champion.