Behold the "Zlatan burger", a mountain of meat dedicated to Paris Saint-Germain's star striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic. The $41 monster is the brainchild of French cafe manager Jean-Philippe Grandin.
'Le Zlatan' —
Behold the "Zlatan burger", a mountain of meat dedicated to Paris Saint-Germain's star striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic. The $41 monster is the brainchild of French cafe manager Jean-Philippe Grandin.
Jean-Philippe Grandin
The mercurial striker arrived at the Parc des Princes in 2012. His career has seen him play for some of Europe's biggest clubs, including Ajax, Inter Milan and Barcelona, winning eight league titles in four different countries.
'Je suis Zlatan' —
The mercurial striker arrived at the Parc des Princes in 2012. His career has seen him play for some of Europe's biggest clubs, including Ajax, Inter Milan and Barcelona, winning eight league titles in four different countries.
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PSG fanatic Grandin wanted a burger worthy of his team's towering forward. It weighs over one kilogram, including a 600 gram burger, three different types of cheese and a custom-made bun.
Mountain of meat —
PSG fanatic Grandin wanted a burger worthy of his team's towering forward. It weighs over one kilogram, including a 600 gram burger, three different types of cheese and a custom-made bun.
Jean-Philippe Grandin
Ibrahimovic's first season in Paris ended in glory. The Swede scored 30 league goals as PSG stormed to the French First Division title.
Burger of champions? —
Ibrahimovic's first season in Paris ended in glory. The Swede scored 30 league goals as PSG stormed to the French First Division title.
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As this picture shows "Le Zlatan" towers over other burgers on the menu at Doddy's Cafe. "We have a lot of homemade burgers on the menu, I wanted to invent an extraordinary burger," declared Grandin.
'An extraordinary burger' —
As this picture shows "Le Zlatan" towers over other burgers on the menu at Doddy's Cafe. "We have a lot of homemade burgers on the menu, I wanted to invent an extraordinary burger," declared Grandin.
Jean-Philippe Grandin