According to Freddie Ljungberg's agent, there is no truth in the reports claiming that West Ham United want the Swedish winger to leave in the summer.

Recent reports have suggested that Hammers boss Alan Curbishley, looking to trim the wage bill, is likely to let the former Arsenal star move in the summer transfer window.

However, the 31-year-old’s agent, Claes Elefalk has rejected the rumours and stressed that Ljungberg is looking forward to next season after having been troubled by injuries in his first season with the Hammers following last summer’s move from north London.

"This story is complete nonsense, there is no truth in it," Elefalk told skysports.com.

"Freddie is not thinking of leaving West Ham.

"Scott Duxbury [West Ham chief executive] called myself yesterday and said he was sorry such nonsense appeared in the paper.

"Contrary to what has been said Freddie is enjoying his football as much as he has ever done.

"He feels at home at Upton Park, with the team and with the fans.

"Freddie is already thinking of next season and helping to bring West Ham to Europe."