Jordan Larsson to make TV debut as Celtic legend's son chosen to star in exciting new series

Scottish Sun

19-05-2025

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JORDAN LARSSON has been tipped to make a stunning return to the Sweden squad after his recent form in front of goal leaves Copenhagen on the brink of league glory.
But even if the Celtic legend's son isn't selected by Jon Dahl Tomasson for the upcoming international fixtures, Larsson will still feature on the TV screens back in his homeland this summer.
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Jordan Larsson playing against Rangers in a friendly in 2024
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He's the son of legendary Celtic striker Henrik Larsson
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That's because Larsson, 27, has been selected to appear in a reality show called Married to Football with his wife Bianca which is produced by Swedish broadcasters SVT and airs in July.
The six-part series follows the lives of some of Sweden's best footballers, including Larsson, and examines what the hectic football lifestyle is really like for young couples and families.
The show promises to go behind-the-scenes and provide "unique and personal" insights into the challenges they face on a daily basis, as well as the glitz and glamour of celebrity life.
Carolina Neurath, who is married to former Swedish international Pierre Bengtsson, will present the programme.
Other players participating in the show include Ken Sema, Patrik Crlgren, Rickard Magyar, Erik Berg, Isak Hien and Marcus Danielson.
The first episode will premiere on SVT on July 21 but it's unclear when Larsson and his wife will feature.
The Copenhagen forward will no doubt have plenty to say having been surrounded by the sport his whole life.
Larsson grew up watching his legendary father at Celtic and was eight-years-old when Henrik was the hero for Barcelona in the 2006 Champions League final against Arsenal.
The Hoops great came off the bench to provide two assists late on in the Stade de France to seal a 2-1 win and deny Arsenal their first Champions League trophy.
And Larsson Jnr could be the man to lead his own team to silverware this season, with Copenhagen just one game away from lifting the Danish top flight title.
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The 27-year-old was a bit part player for most of the campaign but he couldn't have picked a much better time to find his shooting boots.
The forward has followed in his father's footsteps by turning up when it really matters, having scored five goals in the last five games in the play-off stage.
Copenhagen are now four points clear going into the final game of the season but closest challengers FC Midtjylland do have a game in hand.
Should the second-placed outfit lose to Brondby tonight then Copenhagen will be champions.
Larsson could then make it a double on May 29 as Copenhagen face Silkeborg in the Danish Cup final.
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