Christian Eriksen Health Update: Denmark star trains with boyhood club – Christian Eriksen who was ruled out since the Euro 2020 competition after suffering a cardiac arrest during his country’s opening game against Finland in June is back in training 173 days after the on-field collapse. The Inter midfielder is banned from training in Italy due to his heart condition and thus trained alone at his boyhood club in Denmark Odense.
Christian Eriksen has been out on the pitch training with his boyhood club Odense as he prepares for a return to competitive action. The former Spurs midfielder will look to make a return to European football where he was regarded as one of the best playmakers with his visionary passing, long-range shooting, and brilliant free-kick techniques.
Christian Eriksen is back! 173 days after cardiac arrest, Denmark star trains with boyhood club Odense
Christian Eriksen is back! Denmark star trains with boyhood club in DenmarkChristian Eriksen is back! 173 days after cardiac arrest, Denmark star trains with boyhood club Odense
The Inter midfielder has been out of action since suffering a cardiac arrest and is not permitted to play in Italy while he still has an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) fitted to his heart.
A January loan has been rumoured, and in order to prepare himself for that, Eriksen has returned to his homeland of Denmark and has been working with a personal trainer on the pitch of his boyhood club, Odense.
“We are really happy that Christian Eriksen is keeping in shape right now at our facilities,” OB’s sports director, Michael Hemmingsen, told BT Sport.
“We have kept in touch with Christian since he switched from OB, and therefore we are happy that he asked us if he could retrain in Adalen.”
Christian Eriksen is back! Denmark star trains with boyhood club in Denmark; Cristian Eriksen collapseEriksen who is currently 29-years-old is still waiting to play his first game since June.
“Hello everyone. Big thanks for your sweet and amazing greetings and messages from all around the world. It means a lot to me and my family. I’m fine,” the Inter Milan playmaker said following his collapse at the Euros.
Christian Eriksen is back! 173 days after cardiac arrest, Denmark star trains with boyhood club Odense
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Eriksen played for OB before joining Ajax in 2008, where he became a Denmark international. He moved to Tottenham Hotspur in 2013, playing in the 2019 Champions League final, and then signed for Inter Milan last year.
Christian Eriksen is back! 173 days after cardiac arrest, Denmark star trains with boyhood club Odense