Christian Eriksen, 33, is expected to reassess his career options soon as his contract with Manchester United comes to an end. Having made a remarkable return to football post-cardiac arrest during Euro 2020, Eriksen joined United after a successful stint at Brentford. However, his role has diminished, playing only 632 minutes in the current season as a backup option due to a lack of pace. With United's restructuring and potential departures of other key players, Eriksen's exit could also help reduce the club's wage bill as they pursue new signings under coach Ruben Amorim.
Christian Eriksen, whose remarkable comeback from cardiac arrest is one of football's greatest stories, is set to reassess his options as his Manchester United contract nears expiry.
Eriksen's transition to a deep-lying playmaker has struggled due to declining pace, limiting his minutes as a rotation option under new coach Ruben Amorim.
With Eriksen's contract expiring, he will evaluate his next career steps, especially as Manchester United looks to reduce their wage bill for fresh signings.
Amorim's high-intensity midfield pressing demands and structured play style may not align with Eriksen's skill set, indicating a potential shift in the club's future.
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