The Mirror: Five Premier League clubs, including Newcastle and West Ham, are potentially Eriksen's next home

According to the Mirror, the five Premier League clubs of Newcastle, West Ham United, Aston Villa, Leicester City and Everton are Eriksen's potential next home.

After Inter's termination last week, Eriksen will be looking for his next home in January. The former Tottenham player fitted a heart defibrillator after the European Cup, which prevented him from continuing to play in Italy, but he has been struggling to get back to health. Former Manchester United defender Blind, who now plays for Ajax, was able to continue his career after he also installed a cardiac defibrillator in January 2020. Eriksen is now training for his home team, Odense, but he hopes to return to the top european league. His agent said there were already a number of clubs hoping to bring in Eriksen. Five Premier League teams are looking to sign Eriksen.

One of the most noticeable is Newcastle, where they look like they'll be making a big splash in the winter window and they desperately need to escape from the relegation zone. Eriksen was able to start at Newcastle United and become the team's motor.

Eriksen is very good at the number ten position, while West Ham United, who are looking for a better place in the league, are dominating the 4231 formation, which makes them look more likely to sign the Danish international. Moyes' side desperately need new players to help them reach the top four, and if Lingard is brought in unsuccessfully, Eriksen will be a good replacement for them.

Aston Villa will use a 433 formation, and the Denmark international can play the role of an attacking midfielder in this lineup. Villa brought in multiple players this summer to replace Glallish, but Gerrard's side still need a midfield core to join.

Another potential next home is Everton, who have invested huge sums of money in the recent transfer window but have not achieved good results. Erikson would be part of their radar. Benitez's Toffee often uses a 4411 formation, which means Eriksen can play where he excels and let two wingers, Gray and Townsend, play.

Another club that may be considering bringing in Eriksen is Leicester City, adding such a role to their squad, but Madison is still in the squad, which could mean they don't prioritize the transfer.

Speaking to Sky Sports, Eriksen's agent said: "Eriksen has done a great job and we hope he can return to professional football and there is no reason not to be optimistic. He's worked very hard and I'm glad he's been able to do it silently over the last few months. We have a lot of proposals and interviews, especially from the UK. She remains popular in the UK, not only for Spurs fans, not only because of his excellent technique, but also because of his humble character. ”

"Two years after he left Tottenham, it was fantastic to see them in the British media and on the fan website saying 'Eriksen's replacement'. People may not realize it, but he received a lot of praise. You'd hardly blame Spurs for struggling to find the top league assists and players to help them reach the Champions League final. There are not many such players and to sign them they need to face competition from other clubs. ”

"It's hard to say where Erickson's future lies, because Italian rules have been around for decades. We can only be sure that he will not be in Italy, nor on other continents for family reasons. A couple of clubs have been in touch with us a few weeks ago and we need to see what the future holds and it looks bright and that's the most important thing. ”

in Justin