Manchester United striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic recently spoke about compatriot Victor Lindelof and said that the reason he found it difficult to adjust to United was because there was a 'big hope' from him and the fact that he did not get enough time to prove himself.
Lindelof arrived at United with a 30.7m bait from Benfica in June after winning three titles in time with the Portuguese giants. While many fans expect Lindelof to be a hit alongside Eric Bailly in the heart of United's defense, Mourinho patiently makes his players more accustomed to English football.
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The Swedish defender has started 21 matches this season and seems more confident with every passing game, although he has had some panic moments during the few games he attended.
Ibrahimovic believes that Lindelof only takes game time. Speaking to Expressen, Zlatan said, "I think it's very difficult, but it's not easy, there's big hope and he does not get much game time." Lindelof has played a full 90 minutes in United's last three games against Huddersfield, Sevilla and Chelsea and was on the starting line against Crystal Palace on Monday. Zlatan, who still dreams of playing for Sweden at the World Cup in Russia, believes Lindelof and concludes by stating,
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"We talk every day, he grows and gets better.This is all about getting into it and taking a place in the team.This is about confidence and finding his role, I try to support Vigge all the time and he is training very hard And he is right want to do the best, he's good. "as quoted from marca.com
