Zlatan Ibrahimovic once claimed that Chelsea legend Didier Drogba wasn't as good as him

Zlatan Ibrahimovic enjoyed a stellar outing in MLS with LA Galaxy. However, he is back in Europe with his beloved Serie A club - AC Milan. Former PSG and Real Mrid assistant coach Paul Clement recently spoke about training methods and mentality behind star footballers like Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Cristia Ronaldo. Swedish superstar h reportedly told Paul Clement that he did t consider Chelsea legend Didier Drogba to be on same level as him.

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In a recent interview with Goal.com, Paul Clement said, "Zlatan Ibrahimovic does it very openly, speaks very confidently - and at times it is arrogance, but that is what he is. He used to be like that on a daily basis and would ask me questions such as: 'What is Didier Drogba like?' I would go into detail about what he is good at and Zlatan Ibrahimovic would be like, 'He is t as good as me' and would make you laugh.” 

In dition to that, Paul Clement also stated how Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Cristia Ronaldo are giving utmost importance to keeping mselves in best of shape. While talking about Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Ronaldo, Paul Clement ded, "y were both very professional on and off field. way y looked after ir bodies with recovery, kwledge of nutrition. At his house in Mrid, Cristia h special recovery facilities that you would find at a club or a health spa. He h a cold plunge; he really invested in his profession and health. Those of people go extra mile."

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