Celtic striker Henrik Larsson has once more stated he will not come out of international retirement to play for Sweden in Euro 2004.
Larsson's has responded to recent comments by UEFA president Lennart Johansson, who pleaded with the star to play for his country in Portugal and even offered to pay for Larsson's family to make the trip.
However, the 32-year-old insists his mind his made up.
"Everything I've said before still stands. I haven't changed my mind," the Parkhead legend stated.
"It's flattering that people are interested but nothing has changed for my part. For one thing I have a little more to think over than the European Championships," added Larsson, who is still trying to find a new club for the end of the season.
Larsson quit the international scene following the 2002 World Cup, but made a one-off appearance last year for the Swedes because of an injury crisis in the squad.