What former Man United ace Zlatan Ibrahimovic did to 'f*** with' Man City boss Pep Guardiola at Barcelona

Zlatan Ibrahimovic has opened up on his relationship with Pep Guardiola during their time at Barcelona.

Featuring on Piers Morgan's 'Uncensored', the former Manchester United striker shed some light on the disputes he had with the current Manchester City boss. Ibrahimovic has spoken about his former manager before and hasn't been afraid to stick the boot in.

He recalled his response to Guardiola leaving him out of a number of starting line-ups back in 2009, having previously claimed Pep had told him none of the players at Barcelona would drive a car as flashy as a Ferrari. "Third game (on the bench) I bring my f****** Ferrari, I bring my Enzo Ferrari and I knew it would create another situation, so I parked the car right in front of his office.

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"You f*** with me, I f*** with you, that was my motto. You want to play with fire, I will play with fire but I will burn you."

Ibrahimovic admitted that Guardiola is the best manager of the last 15 years if you're basing it on achievements alone. His honours list speaks for itself, winning 11 league titles across three different countries as a manager.

Although his success is unquestionable, his man management has been criticised before. Ibrahimovic isn't the first player to not get on with Guardiola and he went on to discuss their relationship in greater detail.

"We had a breakfast area where both of us would go. I would go in, he would get up and go out of the room.

"On the field, he would never connect with me. On the field you connect by passing to each other and starting to talk - like you would in the street. When we would pass to each other he