Paris Saint-Germain 2015-2016⢠Sweden striker involved in heated exchange with journalist ⢠Unhappy to be asked about business interests outside football Zlatan Ibrahimovic became involved in another heated exchange with a journalist on Tuesday as Sweden continued preparations for their Euro 2016 qualifier against Russia. T
Guardian » 5dAfter initial success for Uefa in making clubs think seriously about their finances, a relaxation of restrictions and a glut of TV money has led to a new wave of lavish spending Yes. It is six years since Michel Platini revealed in Monaco that owners including Roman Abramovich wanted to put theâ¦
Guardian » 5dA video profile of Paris Saint-Germain player Edinson Cavani, who is linked with a move to Arsenal
Telegraph » 6d⢠Edinson Cavani scores twice for PSG in 3-0 away win ⢠Ãngel di MarÃa makes assist for Ezequiel Lavezzi on his debut It took him some time, but when Paris St Germainâs Edinson Cavani found his range he netted a second-half double to help snatch a 3-0 win at Monaco that extended the champion
Guardian » 7dEdinson Cavani scored twice and Ãngel di MarÃa set up a goal for Ezequiel Lavezzi as Paris Saint-Germain ended their winless league run against Monaco in emphatic style to maintain their perfect league start 10.00pm BST Sometimes scorelines can be deceptive, but this wasnât one of those occasio
Guardian » 7d Ibrahimovic will return to Sweden in Champions League group stage Group completed by Real Madrid and Shakhtar Donetsk The website of Malmo crashed following the news that Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who started his career with the Swedish champions, will return to the city with Paris-Saint Germain for
Guardian » 10dPSGs Zlatan Ibrahimovic faces first club Malmo, Manchester United may feel as if they have never been away and Chelseas José Mourinho is given Porto reminder Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid, Shakhtar Donetsk, Malmo Continue reading...
Guardian » 10dPSG striker's tweet suggests a move back to Sweden could be on cards
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