Sebastian Larsson – Can make the last international match: "Possible that's it"

Sebastian Larsson played 103 international matches and over the years there are only ten players who have done more. On Saturday, Sweden plays the quarterfinals in the World Cup and this may be the last midfielder match in the national team.
– I do not think so Would it be that? Yes, it is possible that that is it. Let's hope that there are still three matches during the World Cup. But I do not really think so. I think it does not work, he says

What influences your decision regarding the national team, are there any results in the World Cup or something else?
– Oh, I do not know. I completely put it aside. This is not in my world but it is the one you can take after.

Sebastian Larsson finished 33 years in June and moved to the World Cup in Sweden to play in AIK. In the fall, the League of Nations and next spring will start the qualifying championship of Europe. Then the national team can succeed without the midfielder.

Sebastian Larsson was the one who had the most play time when Erik Hamrén was the federation. When Janne Andersson took over, the midfielder was not in the team at the start and he then had some injury problems. "Seb" was back at the start of the World Cup against Belarus on March 25, 2017 and he competed with Jakob Johansson for a place next to Albin Ekdal, but when Johansson fell, Larsson was given and he played very well in the World Cup.

The last Sweden played against England in the context of the competition where in EM 2012. Then there was a 2-3 loss and Sebastian Larsson played the whole match right in the middle of ground. No positive memory for him.
– I remember that England fired a shot that hit my leg and scored. It was an incredible disappointment. It's probably the clearest memory, he says.

Then you went to England when Friends Arena was inaugurated and then you won 4-2 – was it revolt?
– Well, it happened at the same time as somewhere it was a purely competitive match. "

– But we do not think much of what has been done before, but we are thinking of Saturday and we are looking forward to it.