Soccer can sometimes be as sour as it is sweet with recent unfolding events leaving a sour taste in one’s mouth now and then. In England alone we have had some such events in the last few days. There was the case of a “text message sacking” of a club’s leading striker somewhere around the London Bridge.

Today we hear of a fairly similar case even when it is not exactly as bad as the other one. It is all over the news media now that Manchester United has decided not to renew its contract with its best striker of the immediate past season – mercurial Zlatan Ibrahimovich.

Some people may want to argue the fact that he came on a year contract and Manchester United has done nothing wrong legally in not offering him a new one. Well, what about morally? Or do such stuff no longer matter in football these days? Of course where there is a lot of money worshiping on-going, morality is usually not welcome.

I say this because of the following facts;

(a) This Zlatan is well known for playing with all his heart for his team (which gets him into trouble now and then,) and got badly injured doing just that.

(b) Despite not playing in all the matches the team was involved in, he still manged to become Manchester United’s highest goal scorer in his first and only season at the club.

(c ) From testimonies made by fellow players of the team about how he brings a positive aura into the dressing room whenever he is around.

(d) Zlatan is unquestionably a team leader on the pitch who will accept nothing less than victory no matter who the opponents are. And so on and so forth.

Let’s read what Paul Pogba thinks of his now ex-team mate; ‘He’s a wonderful person, incredibly funny, I only spend great moments with him,’

‘On the pitch he is a winner, he added this mentality to our team. He scored a lot of goals this season, nobody would have thought that given his age,’

‘He was unlucky and suffered a bad injury but he won three trophies with us. He will always be Zlatan,’

With such compliments from Pogba, the question being asked by Manchester United fans is this one here;

If Zlatan Ibrahimovich had not gotten a serious injury on club duty and is fit to play, would the club have decided to let him go as it has now done? Only Time can tell in such cases, right?

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It is that injury that actually plagued his glorious career as a united player. Wish him luck..

thanks for the little time u spent In man U