On Tuesday night local time, Swedish national team coach Anderson announced the 25-man roster for the European division to participate in the World Cup qualifiers in early October, and it is worth noting that Zlatan Ibrahimovic was selected again at the "advanced age" of nearly 40 years old. In addition, the Bundesliga contributed a total of two Swedish internationals, Emil Fosberg for Leipzig and Joakim Nilsson for Bielefeld.
Madman Ibrahimovic Ibrahimovic, who will turn 40 on October 3, has represented Sweden in 118 international matches and has become the top scorer in the history of the national team with 62 goals. He did not attend this summer's European Championships because of his injuries. Anderson said he hopes and believes Ibrahimovic will be able to play in two home games in Stockholm, and whether he can start depends on his physical condition.
The Swedish national team will play Kosovo and Greece on October 9 and October 12 respectively, and they are currently in group B with nine points, trailing Spain with 13 points in second place.
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