United rule out last-ditch attempt to keep Larsson

Manchester United chief executive David Gill has ruled out any last-ditch attempt to keep Henrik Larsson at Old Trafford.

Mon, 05 Mar, 2007 - 15:58
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Manchester United chief executive David Gill has ruled out any last-ditch attempt to keep Henrik Larsson at Old Trafford.

Larsson is due to end his successful 10-week loan stint with the Red Devils on March 12.

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