Zlatan Aerom Joel's Childhood

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Did you know Zlatan Ibrahimović is one of soccer's best players? In this essay I will be talking about Zlatan Ibrahimović background, his accomplishments in soccer, and if he is better or not than Lionel Messi. Zlatan Ibrahimović is one of the best soccer players. Zlatan Ibrahimović's childhood was difficult. Zlatan came from Malmo, Sweden when his parents got divorced when he was two. He was an immigrant where he was a bicycle thief and a school bully. He started playing soccer when he was 6.his career started in 1999. Zlatan attended Malmo Borgarskola Junior High school. He went to school and completed grade 9 but dropped out to pursue his career in soccer. In 2007, Zlatan met, Helena Segar, his wife. Zlatan and Helena have two little boys,

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