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The Swedish midfielder has swapped Fiorentina for Hammarby, drawing fury from former club Häcken's supporters and a warm embrace in Stockholm.
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Filippa Curmark is back on Swedish soil after a year and a half in Serie A with Fiorentina - and she's chosen Hammarby as her new home. It's a move that has divided opinion and left supporters of her former club, Häcken, far from impressed.
Curmark's decision to join Hammarby rather than return to Häcken has not gone down well in Gothenburg. Fans of her old club reacted with anger to the news, making their displeasure clear, as Fotbollskanalen reports.
Hammarby's supporters have struck a very different tone. Curmark has been greeted with enthusiasm and positive messages since putting pen to paper, giving her plenty of reason to feel at home in the capital.
A tasty fixture awaits later this autumn when Curmark lines up against Häcken in Hammarby colours - a match she has acknowledged will carry extra significance.
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