The Swedish front man accuses the Parisiens' fans of
ingratitude and suggests they need to be more patient after his side came from
behind to defeat Nancy in Ligue 1
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has hit out at jeering supporters who
displayed their frustration during Paris Saint-Germain's 2-1 victory over Nancy
on Saturday.
Sections of the crowd at Parc des Princes whistled and
booed when les Parisiens fell behind to Benjamin Moukandjo's first-half strike,
only for two Ibrahimovic goals to complete a reversal and seal three points for
the hosts.
After the game the Swede was clearly annoyed by the
impatience of some PSG fans and indicated that he did not appreciate their
reaction to the team going 1-0 down.
"They ask a lot," the former Inter and
Barcelona striker was quoted as saying by Le Parisien.
"This is strange in view of what they had in the
past. Because before, they had nothing.
"I've played in many big clubs and I know that
nothing is ever easy."
The victory saw PSG take a commanding lead in Ligue 1,
moving five points clear of Olympique Lyonnais, who play Olympique de Marseille
on Sunday.
Despite the result, Salvatore Sirigu appeared much more
critical of his side's performance than his team-mate and urged improvement in
future games.
"We must get it into our heads that we need to be
more aggressive," the 26-year-old goalkeeper stressed.
"We absolutely have to improve. It went wrong in
Reims [a 1-0 defeat in the previous league game] and it could have been the
same this time."
Paris Saint-Germain sit first in Ligue 1 with 57 points
from 28 games.
