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New no for the Blues-Yellows – only one forward in the squad
Alexander Isak was already ruled out. With Gustaf Nilsson's withdrawal, Sweden only has one pure forward for the Nations League gathering.
Hugo Larsson extends with Frankfurt
Rewritten national team midfielder Hugo Larsson extends his contract with Eintracht Frankfurt. "I'm incredibly comfortable in the club", he says.
After the controversy - Larsson selected: "Good discussion"
Hugo Larsson and Jon Dahl Tomasson have talked it out. After the turbulent last gathering, the 20-year-old is once again part of the Swedish national team.
Jon Dahl Tomasson's squad: Injuries disrupt preparations for Nations League
Some players out, some in. The question is how the likely changes in the squad will affect the national team's striking power.
Bergvall substituted in Europa League debut – after twelve minutes
Lucas Bergvall's debut in the European Championship League was significantly shorter than expected. The Swede got the chance from the start when Tottenham received Qarabag.
Background: The Controversy between Jon Dahl Tomasson and Hugo Larsson
The national team started the Nations League with clear victories against Azerbaijan and Estonia. But it was the controversy between the head coach Jon Dahl Tomasson and Hugo Larsson that got most of the media attention.
SVT profile: "They must have resolved the situation"
The national team captain Jon Dahl Tomasson and midfielder Hugo Larsson must reasonably have talked to each other and resolved the conflict they had at the national team's last gathering. That's what SVT's football expert Daniel Nannskog believes.
Larsson netted – third straight win for Frankfurt
Goal scorer and starter in one of the Bundesliga's top teams this fall. It's going well for Hugo Larsson – in Eintracht Frankfurt.
After the National Team Controversy – Larsson Started
Last weekend, Hugo Larsson left the national team gathering after a conflict with the national team captain Jon Dahl Tomasson. The explanation then was that Larsson had an injury, but the 20-year-old played 85 minutes when his club Eintracht Frankfurt beat Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga.
The Message After the Quarrel: Hugo Larsson Match-Ready
Midfield talent Hugo Larsson left the Swedish national team gathering after a conflict with the national team captain, with what was described as "a minor injury". Now he is ready for play with his club team, Eintracht Frankfurt.
Rydström on Larsson: "An incredible team player"
Without having played a minute, Hugo Larsson left the national team gathering prematurely. His former coach Henrik Rydström believes that the rift between Larsson and national team captain Jon Dahl Tomasson will find a solution moving forward.
The Footballer's Advice: Don't Burn Your Chances
The former football coach and expert commentator Bosse Petersson's advice to the young football star Hugo Larsson: Think now so that you don't burn all your chances. .
Larsson in training – now Frankfurt speaks out
The midfielder Hugo Larsson left the national team gathering after a conflict with the national team captain Jon Dahl Tomasson. The explanation then was that Larsson had an injury, but on Tuesday the 20-year-old was in training with the club team Eintracht Frankfurt.
Kulusevski on Larsson: "Doesn't need to think the same"
Two clear victories, but not everything is peace and joy in the football national team. The conflict between national team captain Jon Dahl Tomasson and Hugo Larsson remains.
Tomasson: "Hugo made the decision to go home"
No, there is no conflict between him and midfield talent Hugo Larsson. This is made clear by national team captain Jon Dahl Tomasson.
Allegations: Hugo Larsson was asked to leave the national team
A straightforward Danish former top player, molded as a leader in the Dutch school. And a stubborn Scanian who is not afraid to say what he thinks.
Hugo Larsson leaves the national team gathering
Hugo Larsson is leaving the Swedish national football team's gathering. This after a "mild injury".
Hugo Larsson to miss national team match
Hugo Larsson will miss the national team's match against Estonia in the Nations League due to a minor injury, according to the Swedish Football Association. .
Match Guide: Sweden-Estonia
They won 3-1 away against Azerbaijan in Thursday's opening match. This evening, Estonia awaits at home when the group play in the Nations League continues.
The talent remained on the bench: "Great competition"
Hugo Larsson continues to be benched by the new national team captain Jon Dahl Tomasson. Now Tomasson explains why.
The Giant Sensation: The Hidden Gem Gets a Chance in Baku
Alex Douglas was the big surprise when Jon Dahl Tomasson selected the national team squad last week. And the former Västerås player will also get the chance to start in his first national team match.
Tomasson: It's About Winning Matches
One win and three losses. Now the national team must turn the trend around – when the seriousness kicks in in Baku.
Hugo Larsson scores in Frankfurt's victory
Hugo Larsson has scored his first Bundesliga goal of the season – and Eintracht Frankfurt has taken its first points. The Swedish midfielder's 2–0 in the 33rd minute contributed to the 3–1 home win against Hoffenheim.
Tomasson on the super talent: "Made a difference"
A seasoned star trio is missing – a super talent takes their place. When Sweden is to play the year's first competitive national team matches, Tottenham's Lucas Bergvall is included in the squad.
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