Zlatan in interview about fatherhood – Swedish Dagbladet

But, at home with their sons Zlatan Ibrahimovic wants to be someone else.

– Even when they are joking and calling me Zlatan, I like it. They have to call me dad says Striker into English The Guardian.

In a major interview with the Guardian talking Ibrahimovic much about the relationship with his two sons.

– For me now is discipline and respect everything. When they are 18 years my boys can do what they want. But until then, they are under my roof, and it’s my rules, he says.

– I do not want them to see her father who my supporters are doing. Everywhere I go people recognize me. They want a photo of me. But at home I want to be a father. I do not want to be Zlatan. When I am out and play, I represent my club and myself, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, but at home I’m 100 percent a family man, says Ibrahimovic told the newspaper.

The moment hälskadade Ibrahimovic is not only current as a question mark ahead of Sweden’s European Championship qualifying matches in the week. On Wednesday, Channel 5 also shows the first part of the TV documentary series “Ibrahimovic – from Rosengård with more than one goal.”

– It was emotional. And the documentary

took six months to make. I’m used to having a camera in your face, but not to have a camera following me. When I did the book was the one guy who followed me. This time it’s a whole camera crew. But I did it because I want to show everyone that my life is different seen from the inside how I went all the way from Rosengård to the (target) record in the national team. It is also private. You will get to know my dad, he says.

If the relationship with the father Sefik say Zlatan:

– My brother (Sapko) died six months ago. He was a reference point for my dad. They talked a lot. But the last few months my dad talked more to me about the family that was before him.

– My brother was 40 but it was not a shock. He had been very ill.