Christian Eriksen’s agent: Two clubs have contacted us

According to him, the future of Denmark’s midfield star Christian Eriksen is open. His advisor Martin Schoots told the Gazzetta dello Sport once again that there was no future in Italy for his client. “It was clear that it would end like this. Also, since Italy is the only country that does not allow entering the field with a defibrillator or even training,” said Schoots.

Eriksen had collapsed with cardiac arrest in the Danes’ European Championship game against Finland in the summer and was in acute danger of death before the rescue workers on site were able to reanimate him. Eriksen was then fitted with a defibrillator that will in future detect cardiac arrhythmias and rectify them immediately. The legal situation in Italy

Comeback in January?

But according to Schoots there is hope that Eriksen can play again. “Chris is in good physical shape, he will play again,” he was quoted by the Gazzetta as saying. However, he later relativized it to the Dutch medium FootballFirstthat he was quoted incompletely. All he said was that he hoped Eriksen could play again.

But there is no shortage of interested parties for Eriksen. “Two clubs have already called me to find out how he is doing. That happened a while ago when he was still under contract with Inter,” he said without naming the clubs. After the termination of the contract at Inter, Eriksen is available free of charge for interested clubs. “Let’s see what January brings us,” said Schoots.