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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 20162087" data-attributes="member: 158020">'Ibrahimovic will be missed by Paris Saint-Germain - he can still win games by himself' <img src="http://images.performgroup.com/di/library/Goal_France/77/5/zlatan-ibrahimovic-paris-sg-nantes-ligue-1-14052016_1997nxaidh2jc1h02yzwjbsggn.jpg?t=-1328677140&w=620&h=430" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> Zlatan Ibrahimovic's still has the potential to win games by himself, according to Yohan Cabaye.The 34-year-old will leave Paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer this summer but claims that he already knows his next destination. Cabaye, who won the treble alongside Ibrahimovic at PSG last season, believes his former team-mate can still be a influence at the top clubs in Europe."Zlatan left PSG, it's a big miss for the club, a big miss for the French Ligue 1 as well," said Cabaye. "He's an amazing player. Crazy, amazing. His technique is unbelievable, he scores every weekend almost, and he can win the game just by himself."The 30-year-old also confirmed that he too had plenty of options after deciding to leave PSG last summer. "Yes, I had [other offers than Crystal Palace], I prefer to keep it secret and not say other clubs and I am here today and I am just ready to play the FA Cup final and focus on it and the whole week, will be a great week,” said the France international. "Everyone has an opinion – I am aware of this. For me the most important thing is the pitch. The pitch tells the truth every time. My target was to enjoy my football and to be happy."Cabaye is targeting his first trophy in English football as Crystal Palace meet Manchester United in Saturday’s FA Cup final. Both of the FA Cup finalists will be disappointed with their league finishes as Palace ended the campaign in 15th after a good start saw them in the European places in the first half of the season. Meanwhile Manchester United's fifth place finish means that they are under increased pressure to beat Palace and secure a place in the Europa League, and Cabaye admitted he sent a message to his fellow France internationals Anthony Martial and Morgan Schneiderlin. "Just before the semi we played against them, and at the end we said 'Yeah, hopefully we will see you in the final’,” he said. “Yes, of course [they're good friends]."</blockquote>

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