World Cup 2026: Ibrahimovic Chooses Croatia as Team to Support After Sweden

Former Swedish football star Zlatan Ibrahimovic has revealed that Croatia will be the team he will cheer for at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, aside from his native Sweden.

The former AC Milan, Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain striker shared his thoughts while discussing the tournament and the teams he expects to perform well.

Ibrahimovic singled out Group L as one of the most interesting groups in the competition.

According to him, Croatia has what it takes to make a strong impact and is the side he will be following closely throughout the tournament.

He also spoke highly of England, describing them as one of the strongest teams in the group.

Ibrahimovic did not overlook Ghana, praising the African nation for its pool of talented players.

He suggested that the Black Stars could surprise many observers and create problems for some of the bigger teams in the group.

The Swedish legend, however, believes Panama may face a difficult challenge against the more established sides.

He predicted that England and Croatia would likely dominate proceedings, while Ghana could emerge as a team capable of causing upsets and taking valuable points.

Group L is expected to attract significant attention as fans and pundits continue to debate which nations will progress to the next stage.

Ibrahimovic’s comments have added further excitement to discussions surrounding the group and the tournament as a whole