Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s doctor wonders why forward left United so abruptly

Zlatan Ibrahimovic  left Manchester United for LA Galaxy in March by coming to a mutual decision with his club to terminate the contract.  However, many wonder shy the forward made a decision so abruptly. Some people think that he had a lack of first team football following £75million signing of Romelu Lukaku, and later, the acquisition of Alexis Sanchez. Of course, it had a great role, but according to his doctor, it might not be the only reason. Interestingly, it seems the Swede wanted out when Manchester United failed in the Champions League. "[Ibrahimovic] and the coach [Jose Mourinho] get along well," Dr Freddie Fu Ho-keung told reporters. "He liked Manchester United, he's a hero before the injury. His idea was to see if we can go back and win more titles, especially the Champions League. "After United lost to Sevilla, I think his decision, in my opinion, was that maybe that was it. This is my feeling. United won't be able to catch up with Manchester City in the Premier League either. "Maybe they can win the FA Cup which is good but not as good as the Champions League. He did everything else pretty much, won every major thing. Unfortunately they lost to Sevilla. "I think he would have stayed longer, but he didn't tell me that," the doctor added.

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