Paris Saint-Germain striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has claimed he has only love for his French footballing life, amid the fall-out from his outburst earlier this month. Ibrahimovic will face a French Football League (LFP) disciplinary commission hearing on April 9 over comments he made after PSG's 3-2 loss to Bordeaux on March 15. The Swede was at the time caught on camera saying: 'He's an a******. Play 15 years, never seen referee this s*** country. Don't even deserve PSG should be in this country. F****** too good for all of you. Should be happy they exist.' Zlatan Ibrahimovic swore loudly as he walked towards the changing room after PSG's defeat to Bordeaux . Ibrahimovic, during his rant, claimed France was 's***' but has now insisted that he likes the country . French sports minister Patrick Kanner had called on Ibrahimovic to apologise, which he later did in a social media post, and the mercurial forward has once again played down the impact of his rant. At a press conference ahead of Sweden's Euro 2016 qualifier against Moldova, Ibrahimovic, in quotes reported in the Swedish media, said: 'I like it in France. 'I would not have played there for so long and I would not have renewed my contract if I did not like it. All the others, all that b******t, they just want to pull me down from the top but I will not go. I like it on top. That's where I'll stay.' Ibrahimovic faces a disciplinary hearing over the comments he made after the Bordeaux game on March 15 . The Sweden striker has called for greater emphasis on referees, noting that they do not get punished . Ibrahimovic does, however, want a greater emphasis placed on referees, adding: 'We the players are punished, but not the referee.' While Ibrahimovic did score a hat-trick for PSG against Lorient in the last round of Ligue 1 fixtures before the international break, he is set to miss their Champions League quarter-final first leg against Barcelona after his sending off against Chelsea. His tackle on Oscar earned him a straight red, though PSG did progress in the end, but Ibrahimovic feels the Brazilian had played his part in the referee's decision. 'Play-acting does not belong in my world and I play to win,' Ibrahimovic said. 'I will do anything to win, but play-acting? Not that. 'It is out there, I do not know if it has become part of the game, but I hope not.'
Zlatan Ibrahimovic faces a disciplinary hearing over comments he made . The Paris Saint-Germain striker claimed France is a 's*** country'
Ibrahimovic has since apologised and now insists 'I like it in France'
The striker said: 'I would not have renewed my contract if I didn't like it'