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HENRIK LARSSON BIDS A TEARFUL FAREWELL

The 38-year-old took to the pitch for the final time in Helsingborg's 2-0 Allsvenska defeat to Djurgarden, bringing the curtain down on a career spanning two decades.

Larsson has been prolific during his time as a professional footballer, scoring over 300 goals during spells with Helsingborg, Feyenoord, Celtic, Barcelona and Manchester United.

He was also a vital member of the Swedish national team, making over 100 appearances in the blue and yellow shirt and helping them finish third at the 1994 World Cup.

It was a tearful Larsson who faced a standing ovation at Helsingborg's Olympia stadium last night.

And he admitted he found it difficult to keep his emotions in check as tributes from the likes of Sweden coach Lars Lagerback, United manager Sir Alex Ferguson and international team-mate Zlatan Ibrahimovic were played at the ground.

"It really hits you when you meet all this love," he said. "I'm normally quite a cool character but right now I feel like I could cry.

"It's huge to be able to end it on our home ground and it has to end some time.

"It's rubbish to end things this way (with a defeat) but you can't have everything in life."

Larsson was also moved by Helsingborg's decision to retire the No 17 shirt in his honour.

"It's a fantastic gesture by the club, to retire it for ever. I'm very moved," he said.

Larsson, who will not play in Helsingborg's final match of the domestic season at Elfsborg on Sunday, will now take time out to think over how best to fill the void left by his retirement.

He has already been linked with several coaching jobs, although he gave few hints as to what the future holds.

"I don't know if I have to go down to the employment agency and do certain things, but I have the luck and luxury to be able to say no to jobs which are offered to me," he said.

"But obviously there is an emptiness at present, and I need to fill that emptiness with something.

"I'm fortunate enough to have earned enough money to be able to sit back and not panic, but I have to do something. I can't just glide through the rest of life."

JUAN PABLO SORIN WAS MADE CITIZEN OF HONOR

The ex-Argentina international received a distinction at Belo Horizonte with the title of Honorary Citizen. He spent three seasons at Cruzeiro where he is a total idol. At the 4th of November there will be his goodbye in a friendly game between the Brazilian club and Argentinos Juniors.



Juan Pablo Sorin, who at the moment works at Cruzeiro, was declared “Citizen of honor” of Belo Horizonte, the third largest city of Brazil. Sorin is one of the biggest idols of the Brazilian club and in a ceremony that was carried out yesterday in a special session of the municipal Council, he was paid tribute before the presence of the main leaders of the club.

“It is a double honor. For an Argentine to receive a tribute here and to be wanted is a reason for much emotion”, maintained "Juampi" according to an official statement published in the Cruzeiro official site. The distinction was granted to him two weeks before the friendly match where the Brazilian will face Argentinos Juniors and which will mark Sorin's official goodbye from professional football.

“Sorin is an eternal idol of Cruzeiro and now he became eternal citizen of Belo Horizonte. It is a very just tribute. He is a man who rolled the world and chose this city to live. Belo Horizonte is the passion of Sorin”, assured the president the institution of Belo Horizonte, Zezé Perrella.

Gustavo Perrella, vice-president of the club added: “It symbolizes much, not only for Cruzeiro, but for Minas Gerais. After he wore the club's t-shirt for the first time, he happened to be an ambassador of the club and the state. He is a dedication example and he had a successful race”.

The Argentine was at the club in three occasions. His first arrival was in the year 2000 and two years later he was transferred at Lazio. After his passage by Barcelona and Paris Saint Germain, he made his return in the year 2004 and once again he was transferred: first at Villareal and soon at Hamburg. But in 2008 he returned to the institution of Minas Gerais to become an idol.



Related : Juan Pablo Sorin (1994-2009)-A late Goodbye to the last Argentinian left back

Sorin ilustre: Original article published in Argentine paper Ole and translated from Spanish


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