'Shut up, big nose!' - Zlatan Ibrahimovic's bust-up in Manchester United dressing room that had Jose Mourinho 'kicking everything'

It's common knowledge that it's unwise to take on Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

The 6ft 5in Sweden international is an intimidating opponent - for his impressive frame as much as for his skill with a football. The striker, now at AC Milan, enjoyed just short of two successful seasons at Manchester United, during which time he scored 17 goals in 33 league games and proved he can 'do it' in just about any league in the world.

No doubt Ibra's United teammates were glad he was lining up for them and not against them. But you don't achieve what Ibrahimovic has in world football without being demanding, both of yourself and those around you. And after his on-pitch demands got too much for Marcos Rojo, the two had to be separated by their boss in the dressing room at half-time.

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Signed by Louis van Gaal in August 2014 from Portuguese outfit Sporting for £16million, Rojo remained with the club until 2021 when he had a falling out with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer over Harry Maguire playing ahead of him - something he's recently been all too happy to talk about.

And Maguire's not the only former teammate that Rojo's bad-mouthed, either. The Argentinian also says he had to be pulled away from Zlatan at half-time after calling the Swedish forward 'big nose'.

Rojo previously told Cielo Sports: "Zlatan [Ibrahimovic] has a strong character, Ezequiel Lavezzi had warned me. I knew he wanted us to give him the ball all the time, but during a game phase I saw him ask for it and I didn't give it to him. I passed it to Paul Pogba.

"Then he started yelling at me, raising his hand and telling me a lot of things in Spanish and English. I said to him: 'What's going on