Zlatan Ibrahimovic says he knew he would 'make history' with PSG after becoming the club's record goalscorer

Paris Saint-Germain striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has insisted that he knew he would make history with the club when he joined them in 2012.
The Swedish superstar recently became PSG's all-time record goalscorer, and now has 123 goals in147 games for the Ligue 1 leaders, as well as winning three consecutive league titles since joining.Ibrahimovic is currently enjoying his winter break and rather than taking the time to relax he's been out'in search of adrenaline,' according to an Instagram post on Boxing Day.
He told PSG's official website: 'Before I came here, I knew it would be a big challenge for me because theclub wanted to do something great, something big, to build up a club and bring them to the top. It was a project at the start.'I'm very happy I was here at the start because it's easy to come here now where everything is settled down, everything is good and it's easy to make it your thing.'When I first arrived, it wasn't so easy because I came from AC Milan and PSG was a different world compared from what it is today.
'I'm very happy, I was one of the first ones to be hereand bring it to the top and I knew I would make history with this club, so that is what I'm doing and I'm still doing it.'When I change club or stop playing football, I will sitdown and lean back and say I was part of that project, so for that I'm very happy.'
PSG are on course for a fourth consecutive Ligue 1 title this season, as they currently lead the way by 19points at the halfway mark.Ibrahimovic is currently the top scorer in the divisionwith 15 goals, and will hope to also progress in the Champions League, where PSG face Chelsea in the last 16.