Fighting back against Zlatan anklagelserna – Aftonbladet

Ulf Karlsson has accused Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Albin Ekdal to have used doping.

The Swedish Football Association press officer Niklas Bodell has now responded to the opening lead.

– It sounds utterly preposterous in my ears, says Bodell Expressen.

Athletics national team’s former coach Ulf Karlsson has come with a heavy charge against Zlatan Ibrahimovic. He believes namely Ibrahimovic doped during his time in Italy.

– Zlatan went up ten kilograms in six months at Juventus. I think he was doped. It seems to me, says Karlsson NWT.

“utterly preposterous”

The Swedish Football Association press officer Niklas Bodell is one that has reacted strongly to the statement.

– If I were Ulf Karlsson’s clothes, I would be very careful with such accusations for purely speculative purposes. It upsets me, I’ll be really honest, he says to Expressen.

Just to Ulf Karlsson gone out with the statement without concrete evidence is something that surprises Bodell.

– To claim something like that without being on your feet, it is for me very startling and surprising. I do not want to speculate or touching Karlsson’s claim, but it sounds completely absurd in my ears.

Even Ekdal accused

NWT accusing Ulf Karlsson not only Zlatan Ibrahimovic but also the national team kollegan Albin Ekdal for doping, even during his time at Juventus.

on social media, people reacted to Karlsson’s gambit. Left Party, former party leader Lars Ohly writes: “Ulf Karlsson’s sake, I hope he is watertight evidence” while Sladjan Osmanagic writes: “athletics icon Ulf Karlsson, hanging out Zlatan and Albin E doped. Reckless. Facts missing so clear. “

” Evidence must be produced “

Arne Ljungqvist, formerly vice president of the anti-doping organization, WADA, would not comment Ulf Karlsson’s allegations regarding Ibrahimovic.

– I do not comment on people’s speculation. I fix me just whether you have positive tests or evidence in any other form to show up. Something else do not apply to us who deal with these issues. Evidence must be produced, says Arne Ljungqvist said.