asajoseph
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There's far more to his game than scoring tap ins. As I said before, just watch him link up with Titi - his short passing in and around the box is absolutely fantastic.
Sources close to Freddie Ljungberg have moved swiftly to deny reports in Greece that the Arsenal star met with Olympiakos president Socrates Kokkalis this week.
The Sweden international is out of contract next term and is yet to commit his future to the FA Cup holders.
Olympiakos coach Trond Sollied is a huge admirer of the 28-year-old and reports in Athens claimed the club were looking to set up a sensational transfer.
However, a source close to player told Expressen that the stories are "nonsense".
It was front-page news in Greek publication Sportime, but Ljungberg has been at Arsenal's training camp in Austria and would appear to have had little time to travel to Athens.
Arsenal chairman Peter Hill-Wood revealed recently that the club were entering into negotiations with Ljungberg about a new contract in order to prevent him leaving under the Bosman Ruling next year
Allyboy said:Freddie has not been at his best for 2-3 seasons, and beyond running into the box and tapping goals in there is not much to his game.
his failure tro adjust to the new arsenal, is no reason to keep him
As much as I like him, Ljunberg is finished.
You can't hang on to players for sentimental reasons. Selling him will free up £X k a week, however much it is he is on.