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Ibrahimovic expressed confidence in his broadcast style alongside anchor Rebecca Lowe, claiming his unfiltered approach would keep American audiences engaged during lengthy broadcasts.
"The other ones follow a script, and I'm there just to be myself," he said.
He added that his commentary would contrast with analytical breakdowns from colleagues, saying, "They want Zlatan. I'm going to bring them, Zlatan."
Kimmel compared Ibrahimovic to Inside the NBA analyst Charles Barkley, but Ibrahimovic dismissed the parallel by pointing to his 34 major titles and 573 career goals across 11 league championships in four countries.
"I know, but I won," Ibrahimovic said. "He didn't win.
That's the difference. Not being disrespectful."
Fox Sports finalized broadcast rehearsals this week, relying on Ibrahimovic's media personality to anchor the studio presentation.
"I'm a person without filters," he said. "I will tell them what I think, what I feel, wrong or right, it's my opinion.
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You like it or not, it's up to you."
