Christian Eriksen and a return to the Premier League? Brentford are preparing his contract

Christian Eriksen collapsed on the pitch during EURO 2020 and has not played in a competitive match since. However, he has undergone a number of tests since then and even had a defibrillator inserted, but he cannot play for Inter, which is why Brentford are interested in him.

Brentford are very interested in Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen. The player cannot play for Inter because it is forbidden to play with devices such as a defibrillator in the Italian Serie A.

However, Christian Eriksen claims that he has come a long way after his heart collapse, undergone several tests and now he would like to return to the football turf and competitive matches.

Brentford are set to offer the Danish international a six-month contract with an option to extend until the end of next season.

Eriksen has been in the Premier League before. He moved to Inter two years ago from Tottenham London, for whom he played seven seasons. He played well in England and his agent said it would be a homecoming.

”I want to play football again and I don’t see any reason why I can’t,” he told The Athletic . They tested my heart in every possible way.“

If we look at the Netherlands, for example, Daley Blind, who has the same heart implant as Christian Eriksen, is playing for Ajax. He plays without any problems and the Dane wants the same.

The Danish international is hoping to find a new club where he can show his qualities to everyone again and earn a nomination for this year’s World Cup in Qatar, where he really wants to go. He has played 109 games for Denmark so far.

Source: The Athletic