Manchester United is open to selling Christian Eriksen due to his limited playing time and perceived inability to consistently contribute at a high level.
According to reports from Football Insider , there’s a sentiment within the Premier League club that the Danish international finds it challenging to cope with the intensity of the league.
Despite being sidelined with a knee injury at present, Eriksen is hopeful for increased opportunities upon his return to action. Contractually tied to Manchester United until the summer of 2025, the unfolding developments surrounding his future remain uncertain.
Recognized as a seasoned performer in the Premier League, the former Tottenham midfielder could potentially become a valuable addition for midtable clubs, and his market value might be relatively modest considering his standing at Manchester United.
Eriksen’s potential contributions lie in his ability to bring creativity, vision, and technical prowess to the final third of the pitch, complemented by his versatility in various roles.
Boasting an impressive tally of 265 Premier League appearances with both Tottenham and Manchester United, his extensive English football experience positions him well for a potential move to another English club in the upcoming January transfer window.