According to The Athletic, Brentford is inviting Denmark international Christian Eriksen to join in hopes of bringing the Dane back to the Premier League before the transfer deadline. Bees is already in talks about a transfer to former Tottenham midfielder Eriksen, with the London club intending to offer the free agent a short-term contract.
Erikson 'cardiac arrest'
In June, Erikson experienced a worrying accident. The Danish midfielder suffered a cardiac arrest during a European Championship match against Finland, but fortunately, medical staff rescued him in time to save his life.
After the European Championship, Eriksen installed a cardiac defibrillator on his body, and after medical evaluation, the midfielder was not advised to leave the stadium. Eriksen is now ready to return to the field and is confident of playing in the top flight.
Under Serie A regulations, the Danes cannot continue to play for Inter Milan. Eventually, the two sides agreed to terminate the contract, and the result made the outside world extremely suspicious of Eriksen's future. Recently, the Danes announced in the media that they are ready to return to the field and expressed their desire to play for Denmark in the World Cup this year.
Interest of bees
For Danish fighters, the most important thing now is to find a club that can make themselves play. In addition to Newcastle, Brentford has negotiated a transfer to Eriksen.
In the Premier League, there is no explicit ban on players like Eriksen in Serie A, which is very likely to provide Eriksen with a chance to return to the top flight. In addition to this, the Bees are chasing the players they want in the winter window.
If Eriksen chooses to join the Premier League, Brentford is expected to reach negotiations with Eriksen before the end of the season at the latest. According to other media reports, the contract will most likely contain an additional one-year term, at which time Brentford will test his physical condition in various ways before finalizing the offer.
Returning to the pitch is the best reward for the Danish fighters, and for Brentford, Eriksen's presence has the ability to provide their attacking ability. But his health problems can make things unpredictable, but he is still looking forward to the Tottenham star's return to the Premier League.