The New Year is coming, I wish you all good health, good health and peace in your life! These congratulations are especially applicable to Christian Eriksen, who suddenly fell to the ground in the final round of last year's European Championship against Finland, and was fortunate to be rescued by his Danish teammates and team doctors in time to escape the ghost gate. The 29-year-old midfielder announced on Monday that he had signed a half-season contract with Premier League side Brentford, renewing the frontier with former Danish U-17 coach Thomas Frank, along with a number of "Danish gangs" in the squad, and striving to fulfill the dream of the 2022 World Cup.
Although Christian Eriksen finally broke up peacefully with Inter Milan due to the implantation of a cardiac defibrillator, which did not meet the rules of Serie A, he never gave up continuing his professional career, and returned to his parent team Odense and Ajax in the past two months to train; from the training clips released by Ajax a few days ago, in addition to the free throw skills, he also participated in the team game and gradually recovered the intensity of training. At the beginning of the month, he also updated Twitter again, uploading 4 short videos of interviews with Danish television, revealing that he was also worried about whether the heart could bear the load at the beginning of his recovery, but now he did not worry about passing out again, and thanked the countless fans around the world who sent letters, sent flowers and encouragement, helped him get through the difficulties, and was determined to prove that he had returned to the best level and aimed at participating in this year's Qatar World Cup. ”
There have been different versions of Christian Eriksen's new owners, but in the past week the media have locked Brentford as the "true man". It turned out that Brentford manager Thomas Frank had worked with Christian Eriksen in Denmark in 2007-09 on U-17, but the latter quickly took the position and was soon called up by the U-18, U-19 and even senior teams, while Thomas Frank continued to lead U-17 to the 2011 European Championships and World Youth Championships, including RB Leipzig striker Yusuf Poulsen, Tottenham Midfielder Pierre Hoybel, and even The midfielder Christian who followed Brentford Nolgao.
Brentford's 7 first-team teammates plus the manager are also from Denmark, and have played for Spurs in the Premier League for 6 and a half years, Christian Eriksen adapts to believe that it is not a problem; and Brentford is not a pure "running team", even if this season's performance wins the reputation, but in the number of completed games, only 8 points away from the relegation area, rear Leeds United, Norwich, Newcastle United and so on also see the momentum of counterattack, such as Christian Eriksen can regain a certain state, And finding a position in the current pragmatic but slightly less creative midfield line will definitely help the team's relegation prospects. Thomas Frank also said that his top-level experience has benefited the team's dressing room and training ground: "We have this incredible opportunity to bring a world-class player to Brentford. He's in good shape, but we're going to be able to improve further enough to wait for the game and look forward to working with the pros to get back to his best." ”