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Laudrup follows brother's footsteps
STENUNGSBADE N. Sweden. June 26: Brian Laudrup. star of the Danish team which has reached
the European Championship final, has always followed his big brother's advice, reports Reuter.
Now he looks set to follow in Michael Laudrup's footsteps too by accepting a big-money contract with a top Italian or Spanish team this Summer.
Michael went to Italy when he was 19." Laudrup said. "He was too young."
"He always told me: Brian, whatever you don't go to Italy so young. Start in Germany or Holland but don t make the mistake I did."
The younger Laudrup, whose huge potential as a teenager was as obvious as his brother's . did as he was told and signed for Bayern Munich.
Now 23. he said he felt ready to take the plunge and head south.
"Once the European Championship Is over. Well see." he said "But I would like the chance to play in Italy or Spain. I think they would let me go with the right offer."
Laudrup has matured considerably In Sweden, taking a
leader s role in midfield for the Danes and emerging as one of the undoubted stars of the tournament.
"I don't think of myself as a star." he said. "I m Just one player in team of eleven, one tn a squad of 20. They re all equally important."
His return to sparkling form Is a surprise as he was out of action for several months following a knee operation last autumn.
Laudrup once refused selection for Denmark after a row with coach Richard Moeller Nielsen, but differences have been settled and both speak admiringly of each other now.
Yet his elder brother, a key figure in the 1984 European Championship and 1986 World Cup. has said he will no longer play for the national side.
"I know we will never play again for Denmark together," Brian Laudrup said. "He's had a Bring season with Barcelona and he prefers to be on vacation."
"He will play for two more years, with Barcelona and then retire."
"At the moment he's on holiday in America. He’s not sorry to miss this but he's very glad that his brother is tn the final
"I hope he'll be able to watch it on television."
In today s final against Germany. Laudrup will face his Bayern teammate and close friend. Stefan Effenberg.
"Wc spoke on the phone and wished each other luck." he said, wc won’t be enemies on the day but I'm playing for Denmark and he's playing for Germany and we both want to win the European Championship."
Laudrup relished the prospect of taking on the world champions. "Wc came to Sweden as underdogs. Every other team were favourites against us but wc re in the final."
"Of course Germany will start as favourites but you never know in this sport. We've played some very good football here and we've enjoyed ourselves."