‘There is no vacation’ - Ibrahimovic vows to be ’better’ on Man Utd return

"If we talk specifically about the injury then I have never felt any pain, the only thing I have felt is a strange feeling in my movement that obviously showed something was wrong in the knee,” he said.
"Now we're building it up and it's getting stronger. I feel good and I feel my movements are there. If it was up to me I would like to play football today but it doesn't work like that.
"I need to have patience and that's the way we work. We are in no rush, when we are ready we will be ready. When I am playing again I don't want any excuses that I was injured, or 'he just came back, this is his first game'.
"No - I want to feel the same pressure I had before because everything happened. I am looking forward to that moment."
Ibrahimovic will face competition to regain his starting spot upon returning as the Red Devils acquired Romelu Lukaku in the summer window. The Belgium international has enjoyed a fast start to life at Old Trafford, scoring four goals in four Premier League games thus far.