Zilkzer: Zlatan Ibrahimovic who wants to be Manchester United is bigger than Bayern[weirushui]

In an interview with the media, Zilkze said he hopes to be compared to Zlatan Ibrahimovic by fans in the future.

Zilkzer said: "If in a few years' time people say I play a bit like Zlatan Ibrahimovic, I will be happy. It was a good start to score the winning goal against Fulham and then we lost two games - you know, at a big club like Manchester United, the attention will be totally on us."

"I believe everything will be fine, I have always believed that, I never doubted that I could still succeed in my career. As a player, you gradually find out what you need to do to get to the top level and what you have to give up."

"The defeat against Liverpool was shameful, but when I saw the team training, I did think we were on the right path. I missed the chance against Liverpool, did I get into the right position? Yes, but what's the point if the ball doesn't end up in the net?" "I had a very good conversation with Tenhauch and it's a shame that the start was disappointing, but we know what we need to work on. Yes, that's the adjustment. Is the Premier League tougher than Serie A? Yes, it's possible. In Bologna we had the ball a lot and in England I think the ups and downs of the game are bigger, the ups and downs, it's really different."

"At Bayern Munich, I was lucky, it was natural, you see people who put football at the centre of their lives and you have to learn that. Rest, nutrition, exercise, that's work, that's the key to success. Then Manchester United, if Manchester United comes for you, you have to go, and I think Manchester United is bigger than Bayern Munich."

"In the summer, it all happened so fast. I was at the Dutch European Championship training camp in Wolfsburg when Manchester United showed interest. I haven't even said goodbye to the Bologna club and the staff. I hope I get the opportunity because I had a great time there during an important period of my career."

"We're trying to get me to score goals offensively right now. Now it's my dream to be the number one striker for club and country, you train, you do your best and then you find out if you can keep up."