Zlatan Ibrahimovic has said “no one will recollect what MLS is” on the off chance that he leaves the alliance following LA Galaxy’s MLS Cup Play-Off exit to rivals Los Angeles FC.
The previous Manchester United forward had a showdown with a fan after his side lost out 5-3. This could be the Swede’s last MLS game.
While strolling off the pitch, Ibrahimovic signaled towards an onlooker who had all the earmarks of being insulting him.
The 38-year-old’s agreement lapses in December. Ibrahimovic was connected with arrival to Europe – with Napoli proprietor Aurelio De Laurentiis communicating his advantage this week.
“I have an additional two months [on my contract],” he said to journalists.
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“We’ll see what occurs. … [If I stay], at that point MLS is great, in light of the fact that the entire world will watch it. On the off chance that I don’t remain, no one will recollect what MLS is.”
Previous Arsenal forward Carlos Vela scored twice in the main portion of LAFC’s triumph to take his count for the season to 36 objectives.
Cosmic system battled back through Ibrahimovic, however Adama Diomande’s late twofold verified LAFC’s success.
It is the first run through Galaxy have lost to LAFC in the MLS. A competition named ‘El Trafico’ in view of California’s traffic blockage.
Diego Rossi and substitute Diomande reasserted LA FC’s lead after Ibrahimovic had made it 2-2.
Protector Rolf Feltscher gave Galaxy late expectation, yet Diomande contributed his second in the 80th-moment to set up a Western Conference last with Seattle Sounders.
