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Published 11:45 25 Nov 2015 GMT
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"We want to fit all of Malmo in, but everyone can't get in, and I want to give everyone a chance to watch the game. It'll be a large screen in the square where everyone will have a chance to see the match live. We also have a few surprises in store. It'll be a special moment."
That's right, Zlatan has arranged a Zlatan festival and all of Malmo are invited.
To mark the occasion a giant blue Z is being projected on the city's tallest building.
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