Christian Eriksen ends Wolfsburg contract after on-field collapse
Former Tottenham and Manchester United midfielder Christian Eriksen collapsed in June while playing for Denmark against Ukraine and was taken to hospital, prompting the match to be cancelled. The incident echoed his cardiac arrest at Euro 2020, after which he was fitted with a defibrillator and later resumed his career with Brentford and Manchester United. Eriksen joined Wolfsburg last summer, made 34 appearances with three goals and ten assists, and saw the club relegated. At his request Wolfsburg agreed to terminate his contract so he can be close to his family while the club plans its return to the Bundesliga.
Eriksen requested and received termination of his Wolfsburg contract.
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Eriksen suffered a cardiac arrest at Euro 2020 and later returned to professional football. He collapsed in June during a Denmark match and was hospitalized. Now he has asked to end his Wolfsburg contract and the club will aim to return to…
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