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IShowSpeed, popular YouTuber, known for his passion for soccer and frequent encounters with top sports personalities, recently found himself in an unforgettable situation. During his visit to Milan, he met one of the greatest players in history. This unexpected duo left his over 20 million followers in shock.
The 19-year-old content creator had the opportunity to explore AC Milan's facilities, where none other than Zlatan Ibrahimovic personally welcomed him and showed him around. Hoping to impress the legendary footballer or maybe even embarrass him, Speed attempted to showcase some tricks and nutmeg Zlatan. Little did he know, Ibrahimovic is still a human wall even when retired who, without budging an inch, sent him crashing to the ground in the most humiliating way possible.
It's a mystery what Speed was aiming to achieve, but he appeared incredibly naive to think Zlatan, who maintains remarkable fitness, would fall for his tricks. The most cringeworthy part? When the content creator started barking like a guard dog. What truly made the moment unforgettable was the stark size difference between them, turning Speed into a tiny Chihuahua trying to challenge a giant.
Not content with just one takedown, the former player sent him crashing twice, escalating the embarrassment of a video that soon went viral.
Negotiating the Big Bucks
IShowSpeed visited Milan and met AC Milan legend Ibrahimovic, now a senior advisor at the club for a sole reason. They toured San Siro together before heading to the club's new store where Speed's shirts were already in display.
The encounter was broadcast live on YouTube, and Ibrahimovic shared an Instagram Reel of them jokingly negotiating iShowSpeed's contract, where he jokingly demanded a $812,000 weekly wage plus bonuses for goals.
People believe that this sketch will work as a strategic maneuver aiming to capitalize on Milan's burgeoning popularity in the United States, bolstered significantly by Christian Pulisic's noteworthy transfer from Chelsea last year.