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Manchester United's on-loan striker Henrik Larsson has been told by his Swedish club he can stay at Old Trafford until the end of the season. Manchester United have not discussed extending Henrik Larsson's three-month loan from Helsingborg but the Norwegian club say they are open to negotiations.
Larsson, 35, who scored on his United debut in Sunday's FA Cup win over Aston Villa, signed from Helsingborg on a three-month loan deal this month. Larsson, 35, scored on his United debut on Sunday to spark reports he could stay until the end of the season.
But Helsingborg chairman Sten-Inge Fredin would allow Larsson to stay on. "If they come with an offer then I will listen," Helsingborg chairman Sten-Inge Fredin told BBC Five Live.
"If he wants to stay then we'll open that discussion with United. We will not stand in his way," said Fredin. "But that does not mean we will let him go because we want to have a good team when we start our season."
class="bodl" href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/606/F6305264?thread=3788072"> 606 DEBATE: Your thoughts on Larsson at Old Trafford Larsson scored the first of United's goals in the win over Villa at Old Trafford and he is refusing to get carried away in considering his future with United - having only just made his debut.
No contact has been made on the matter between the two clubs and former Celtic and Barcelona striker Larsson is refusing to consider his future with United - having only just made his debut.
"It is a three-month loan deal and I have to be back when the Swedish league starts so I don't think it is going to happen," he said."It is a three-month loan deal and I have to be back when the Swedish league starts so I don't think it is going to happen," he said.
We knew this situation might happen when we did the deal - it is Manchester United, after all, not Bristol Rovers Helsingborg coach Stuart Baxter
Fredin added: "It is very simple. He shall be back on 12 March. That is what we have in the contract between the two clubs. Nothing else has been discussed.
"If Manchester United want him then they have to call me. I will have to talk to Henrik and then we have to sit down and see if this question is coming up.
"For the moment the situation is clear. There is no discussions and there have not been and the contract is clear that he should be back on 12 March."
Helsingborg coach Stuart Baxter also insisted it was too early to discuss such matters, although he doubts there would be any obstacles preventing Larsson's deal being extended.Helsingborg coach Stuart Baxter also insisted it was too early to discuss such matters, although he doubts there would be any obstacles preventing Larsson's deal being extended.
606 DEBATE: Your thoughts on Larsson at Old Trafford
"While it is very early to speculate, it could happen," said Baxter."While it is very early to speculate, it could happen," said Baxter.
"We are in a world where we are not really able to force Henrik back."We are in a world where we are not really able to force Henrik back.
"Sweden being Sweden they would probably think of the person and not the footballer."Sweden being Sweden they would probably think of the person and not the footballer.
"There would be a discussion between Henrik and the club but he has given us no indication this is any more than the agreement we have.""There would be a discussion between Henrik and the club but he has given us no indication this is any more than the agreement we have."
He added: "We knew this situation might happen when we did the deal. It is Manchester United, after all, not Bristol Rovers."He added: "We knew this situation might happen when we did the deal. It is Manchester United, after all, not Bristol Rovers."