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Published 23:02 20 Jan 2017 GMT

Eyebrows were raised at the arrival of Zlatan Ibrahimovic to Old Trafford.
At 35, the Swede's best years were said to be behind him and a struggling United couldn't afford any more risks. But, Christ, five months later and it's hard to imagine what Jose Mourinho would've done without his ever present front man.
If you take out Zlatan's Premier League goals alone, you see how the Red Devils could've fallen further.
His impact in front of goals is there for all to see.
The fall from grace would be astounding without him.
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United aren't even doing that well as it is.
They'd have won five less games though if Ibrahimovic's goals were deducted.
And their record would've made for grim reading.
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