Christian Eriksen

'I'd love to play Champions League football again': Christian Eriksen drops a hint on his future as the Danish star is linked with summer move away from ...

Christian Eriksen has spoken about his desire to play Champions League football again Christian Eriksen has admitted he would ‘love to play Champions League football again’ as he considers his options ahead of the summer transfer window. - And Eriksen has revealed his desire to play in the Champions League once again

The midfielder has been fitted with an implanted cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD), a type of pacemaker, after suffering cardiac arrest. As a result, the laws in ...

“I would love to play Champions League football again. It also just so happens that Tottenham, Eriksen’s former team, could secure a top-four berth this week. “There are also many clubs that need to see one’s path before that happens.

The Danish playmaker has returned to top-level football with Brentford in 2021-22, but his short-term contract will expire in the summer.

“It was not an injury, it was a heart condition. “I would love to play Champions League football again. “There are also many clubs that need to see one's path before that happens.

Christian Eriksen has been a sensational signing for Brentford, but could the Bees lose their star man to Manchester United this summer?

And that is not possible with the Red Devils at this moment in time. That was after a couple of years in the club’s famous academy. The Dane has one goal and four assists in his 10 matches for Brentford. Moreover, he has found a home on the left side of that midfield three. With Paul Pogba seemingly on the move, a central midfielder may be a priority this summer. Ten Hag may have to factor this in when looking at Eriksen.

Manchester United and Tottenham are reportedly interested in Christian Eriksen, who wants another shot at Champions League football.

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Brentford playmaker Christian Eriksen has said he has received multiple offers ahead of becoming a free agent this summer. Eriksen, 30, has impressed at...

Jay Harris “I always believe we have a very good chance. “I would love to play Champions League football again.

CHRISTIAN ERIKSEN has been linked with a potential return to Tottenham on a free transfer at the end of the season.

The player himself has since confirmed that a number of clubs have already been in contact with his representatives and hinted that a return to the Champions League could emerge as a priority when choosing his next destination. Tottenham will face Norwich City on the final day and will be desperate to secure a much-needed victory at Carrow Road while hoping that Arsenal slip up in order to book their place in Europe's premier club competition for the first time since 2019. Brentford playmaker and reported Tottenham target Christian Eriksen has revealed that plenty of offers have already been made for his signature ahead of the upcoming summer transfer window.

Manchester United and Tottenham are reportedly interested in Christian Eriksen, who wants another shot at Champions League football.

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DANISH Christina Eriksen has implied he will reject Manchester United and Tottenham in a bid to play Champions League football.The Brentford midfielde.

"It was not an injury, it was a heart condition. "For me [signing Eriksen] was not a gamble. "I would love to play Champions League football again.

Tottenham cult hero Christian Eriksen has made an impressive impact since joining Brentford in January – but could make back across London.

When not pulling on the FFT shirt, he can be found at Reuters, The Times and the i. Alasdair Mackenzie is a freelance journalist based in Rome, and a FourFourTwo contributor since 2015. “I would love to play Champions League football again.

The playmaker is being linked with a return to Tottenham but it could depend on one big condition.

I would love to play Champions League football again, I know how much fun it is, but it isn’t essential for me." Playing behind Harry Kane and Heung-Min Son is a role he would be familiar with, albeit with a few absentees such as Dele Alli from his previous time at the club. With the former Ajax academy graduate's contract expiring at the end of June he would be available on a free transfer and is likely to have no shortage of suitors, but Spurs fans will be hoping that Eriksen ignores these in favour of a romantic return to the club.

Tottenham cult hero Christian Eriksen has made an impressive impact since joining Brentford in January – but could make back across London.

When not pulling on the FFT shirt, he can be found at Reuters, The Times and the i. Alasdair Mackenzie is a freelance journalist based in Rome, and a FourFourTwo contributor since 2015. “I would love to play Champions League football again.