Former Inter Milan player Christian Eriksen has been offered a deal by Brentford, as he prepares for a remarkable return to professional football.
The Danish international is ready to return to professional football after suffering a cardiac arrest on the pitch during the Euro 2020 feature with Finland on June 12.
Reports has it that Eriksen was attracting interest from Premier League Clubs and may start training this month.
An English Premier League Club Brentford offered Eriksen an initial six-month deal, though the contract remains on the table and no further talks with the player’s representatives have been held for close to two weeks now.
Having settled in London with his family during his six-and-a-half years at Tottenham Hotspur, he is likely to accept any offer from an English Club.
The Danish playmaker had worked under Brentford boss Thomas Frank in Denmark and has several international team-mates at Brentford. Mathias Jensen, Christian Norgaard and Mathias Jorgensen are his country men.
