Barcelona's zlatan Ibrahimovic is not expecting special treatment as a champions league clash sees his return to former club inter Milan
Barcelona's Zlatan Ibrahimovic is not expectingu00a0 special treatment as a champions league clash sees his return to former club inter MilanBarcelona striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic admits he is not expecting any special treatment from Inter fans during tonight's night's Champions League showdown.
The Blaugrana squad have touched down in Milan and Ibrahimovic was greeted by the hungry media, eager to feed on juicy quotes.
"It's a good sensation to be back in Milan," Ibrahimovic told reporters as they chased him through Malpensa airport.
"The fans? I am not expecting anything from them. I am not worried about them. But if they speak about me, then I am happy."
'Ibra' is unaware of what to expect from his former side, though he is aware of the quality at the San Siro.
"I have not been watching them," he confessed. "I have seen the results, and they are doing really well."
Barcelona showed pace as they made a quick get-away from reporters and boarded the team bus that took them to their hotel.
Meanwhile, Inter coach Jose Mourinho yesterday revealed his team for the high-profile match.
The Portuguese tactician was always keen on naming his starting XI while coach of Chelsea and it is something he has continued to do on occasion since taking the helm of the Nerazzurri.
Julio Cesar, Maicon, Lucio, Walter Samuel, Cristian Chivu, Javier Zanetti, Stankovic (or Muntari), Thiago Motta, Wesley Sneijder, Samuel Eto'o, and Diego Milito are the ones that will feature against the Blaugrana in a 4-3-1-2 formation.
Need time
The subject of Ibrahimovic's return to the San Siro was once again brought to the forefront.
"We have lost a super player in Ibrahimovic, but we have signed five players of great quality in his place," the former Chelsea boss argued.
"Our roster is one of quality, but we need time to build a squad."
