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"Paris St. Germain" striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic stated that after finishing his career, he will be able to relax and watch his own goals. In 2013, the Swedish player won the "Puskas" award for a goal against England and this season he continues to impress with great strikes. "I am spoiled because I have scored so many amazing goals. There are a few that I will watch on the internet when I retire and tell myself that those goals were great and I will be amazed by my own abilities," said the 32-year-old footballer. "During matches, everything happens simply, I never train for it, it happens instinctively. It happened when I scored a goal with my heel against "Bastia". I have to try different things to have an advantage over opponents." "That's the difference between big and small teams. The strangest things happen out of nowhere. Football is sometimes completely unpredictable," Ibrahimovic assured. When asked if taekwondo training helps him, the Swede replied: "Many people ask that - maybe it does help, but I'm not sure." This season, Zlatan Ibrahimovic has scored 40 goals in 41 matches representing PSG in official games.
