World Cup 2026: Zlatan Ibrahimovic names country he'll be supporting apart from Sweden

Author: Don SilasPublished on: June 12, 2026Country: Sweden

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World Cup 2026: Zlatan Ibrahimovic names country he'll be supporting apart from Sweden

Former Sweden international Zlatan Ibrahimovic said on Fox Sports that he will support Croatia in the 2026 World Cup, apart from his home nation. He commented on Group L, which includes England, Croatia, Ghana, and Panama, predicting Panama might be a 'punching bag' for England and Croatia, while Ghana could disturb them and take points.

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