Christian Eriksen, the Danish footballer currently playing for Manchester United, announced today that he is likely to depart the club at the conclusion of the season.

At a press conference in Denmark before the Nations League quarter-final against Portugal, he stated, “My contract expires this summer, and I am open to seeking new opportunities that align with my goals.”

He mentioned that he has not received any communication from Manchester United regarding a contract renewal.

“That leads me to conclude that our collaboration is coming to an end. That is how I interpret the situation,” Eriksen added.

During the Denmark-Finland match on June 12, 2021, Eriksen experienced a heart attack on the field but made a return to competitive football eight months later, taking the pitch for Brentford on February 26, 2022.

“I will wait and see what offers are presented to me. I don’t intend to rush into any decisions; if a suitable opportunity arises, I will consider it. However, I have no plans to continue my career in England,” Eriksen remarked.

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