Zlatan Ibrahimovic to appear before disciplinary committee after making gun gesture at opposition bench Paris Saint-Germain striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic will appear before a French league disciplinary commission after making a gun gesture at the Toulouse bench when substituted during their match last week. Ibrahimovic was taken off for Edinson Cavani 20 minutes before the end of PSG's 2-0 win, which extended their unbeaten run to 19 games. However, the Sweden striker mimicked pointing a gun at the Toulouse bench, with reports suggesting defender Jonathan Zebina was the intended target. Toulouse manager Alain Casanova said: "They're not gestures that I like or appreciate on a football pitch. Afterwards, it's difficult to explain to children that you shouldn't do these kind of things. I'm convinced that, seeing these images again, even he must regret this gesture. Ibrahimovic and Zebina had been team-mates at Juventus, where they made headlines for a clash at training. In his latest book, Ibrahimovic wrote that he hit Zebina after being on the end of a robust tackle, but the French defender told RMC: "Maybe he needed publicity for his book. He sold lots of them, and that's good for him. It's better to say 'I caught him with a good right and he fell to the ground' than 'my fingernail brushed his eye'.