Christian Eriksen has agreed to join Manchester United on a three-year deal after talks with Erik ten Hag. The Denmark midfielder, who spent the final four months of last season at Brentford and is out of contract, has reached a verbal agreement and the move is subject to a medical. Eriksen returned to action in February after his cardiac arrest at Euro 2020 eight months earlier and Brentford had...
Signed by Brentford on a short term deal following the mutual termination of his deal at Inter Milan – due to Serie A rules around wearing ICDs whilst playing – Eriksen’s future at the highest level had been brought into question. However, the 30-year-old soon allayed any fears surrounding his fitness and ability to perform in the Premier League and was hailed for an ‘incredible’ return to action...
Eriksen is set to become a free agent at the end of the month when his Brentford contract expires. He has impressed back in England with the Bees, contributing to five goals in 11 games as a central midfielder. The 30-year-old normally plays in an attacking role, though, and was hailed as ‘out of this world‘ by Gary Neville for his passing. David Ornstein stated recently that United have made...
Spurs head coach Antonio Conte is reliably believed to be eyeing a move for the 30-year-old, who could leave on a Bosman deal later this month. The potential free agent and his representatives have apparently held ‘discussions’ with many clubs, including the Lilywhites, Leicester City, Manchester United and Brentford, according to Fabrizio Romano. Speaking in a fan Q&A for The Athletic...