Ibrahimovic on the same standard as Messi & Ronaldo, the Swedish superstar is one of the best stars, says Mancini.
The guy currently in control of the Italian national side has served with the mysterious forward at Inter and finds him to be the right individual to sit alongside.

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 Zlatan Ibrahimovic is at the same standard as Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, says Roberto Mancini, with the longtime Inter Manager finding the Swede to be "one of the best strikers of all time.

 Such attributes led Nerazzurri to capture two Series A championships during Mancini's San Siro reign.
They have even been placed to good use at different landing locations around the globe, with Ibrahimovic finding success everywhere he has been.

 He was champion at Ajax, Juventus, Inter, Barcelona, AC Milan and Paris Saint-Germain, as well as big silverware at Manchester United.

 During the impressive career of the player, the 38-year-old has plundered 478 goals in 798 games.

 He's already riding fast back to Milan and has given no indication of slowing down.

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 Mancini told Ibrahimovic's Sport Mediaset, who lists alongside two fantastic books in Barcelona and Juventus: Zlatan should be recognized as one of the best forwards of all time.

 I have positioned him on the same stage as Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. He won the league championship everywhere he went and netted a lot of goals.

 He's performed good in Milan this season, so I don't know what his intentions are for the future. Ibrahimovic has worked for and alongside some of the best players in the world ever since, including the Barca hero Messi.

 His tenure at Camp Nou was not fully anticipated, with a working partnership disrupted with Pep Guardiola.

 As a consequence, he moved to Italy and now has Messi connected to a move in the same direction.

 Current Inter preisdet Massimo Moratti said that Argentina could not be out of control for Serie A giants, having unsuccessfully sought to negotiate a contract on its own.

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 Mancini, who is now in control of the Italian national team, said of the rumors: If Moratti had been president of Inter, knowing him, I believe he might have attempted, as did Ronaldo, who was one of the best players in the world, and managed to get him to Inter.

 We read in the media that Messi is not really content, but maybe he'll be the happiest if he lives in Barcelona.