Comments by "Baresi-Unico-Capitano" (@recruitmentch) on "'I have to accept it's over' - Zlatan Ibrahimovic on his retirement from football" video.
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@Muurat06 No one compared Ibra to the players you listed. That is literally just you providing information that no one asked for.
Unlike Del Piero, Maldini, Zanetti, Totti and up to a large extent raul, Ibra has succeeded and won across more leagues and countries than all of them combined. The man excelled in Netherlands, France, England, Italy and also scored many goals in Spain too. To YOU he might not be a so called 'club legend', but what he has given to Milan most definitely marks him down as one of the absolute greats to play for the club.
Ibra was a lifelong Inter fan. The biggest offer for him to Juventus happened to have also come from Inter. Inter fans might be short sighted, but he effectively helped to not only win their first title in nearly 20 years, but was part of the groundworks set that allowed Inter to win the champions league. His contributions to Juventus, Milan and inter cannot be doubted. To them talk of 'bias' nonsense is nothing short of comical hypocrisy.
Neither Camoranesi or Trezeguet had the stock of Ibra in 2006. Trezeguet had just come off a woeful World Cup, whilst the likes of del Piero and Nedved were long time servants of the club. Players who wouldn't have had the sell on value that Ibra did, and who also were paid handsomely despite taking a step down to Serie B. Ibra is neither Italian or a lifelong Juventus fan.Where a player chooses to play is entirely their choice.
By the same pathetic take, we could also discount the legacy of players like Pirlo and Baggio because they all also represented rival clubs. But the reality is that they're legends in their own right, as different factors come into play when it comes to transfers. IF Juventus hadn't cheated (poignant to say this at this moment), Ibra wouldn't have left Juventus. It isn't his fault that the floor from under him was moved by the triad.
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