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West Ham eager to show Sweden captain Ljungberg the exit door
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26 March 2008
Sportsmail understands that Upton Park boss Alan Curbishley has been offering the 30-year-old, who will lead Sweden against Brazil at the Emirates Stadium tonight, to other clubs in a bid to ease his bulging wage bill.
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Swede dreams: Freddie Ljungberg will captain Sweden against Brazil tonight
The former Arsenal star is believed to be among the top earners at West Ham, raking in about £80,000-a-week - full back Lucas Neill is in the same salary bracket - and recent matches have seen Curbishley put increased faith in his rising stars.
James Tomkins, 19 this weekend, started in the Hammers' 1-1 draw at Everton last Saturday and 18-year-old Freddie Sears, who burst on to the Barclays Premier League scene with a goal on debut against Blackburn, has featured in West Ham's last two outings.
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Freddie, steady, go: West Ham's veteran midfielder Ljungberg
West Ham paid Arsenal £300,000 for Ljungberg in July last year to end the Swede's nine-year spell with the Gunners.
Don't be surprised if you see Ljungberg appearing at a Coca-Cola Championship club near you come August. Norwich City anyone?
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