Eriksen not afraid to play with ICD implant in Premier League
Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen says he has no qualms about playing with a heart-starting device implant in a league as physical as the Premier League.
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(FILES) In this file photograph taken on June 12, 2021, Denmark’s midfielder Christian Eriksen warms up before the UEFA EURO 2020 Group B football match between Denmark and Finland at the Parken Stadium in Copenhagen. – Danish footballer Christian Eriksen, who collapsed with a cardiac arrest at last year’s European Championships, completed a remarkable return to the sport on January 31, 2022, as he signed for Premier League side Brentford. The 29-year-old playmaker, who has been fitted with a pacemaker, has signed a contract till the end of the season. (Photo by Jonathan NACKSTRAND / various sources / AFP)
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Christian Eriksen's Heart Scare Energises Denmark's "Heart Runners"
For Nikolaj Christensen, Danish footballer Christian Eriksen's cardiac arrest on the pitch during the Euros was "a shock" that inspired him, and thousands of other Danes, to join the 'heart runners', a volunteer rescue programme. What was supposed to be a fun night of watching football on television on June 12, 2021 turned into a nightmare when Christensen saw Eriksen collapse on the field, lying unconscious for several minutes as the stunned crowd in the Copenhagen stadium and millions of television viewers around the world watched on in horror.
Eriksen knew he would play football again two days after cardiac arrest
Denmark’s midfielder Christian Eriksen controls the ball during the UEFA EURO 2020 Group B football match between Denmark and Finland at the Parken Stadium in Copenhagen on June 12, 2021. (Photo by Friedemann Vogel / various sources / AFP)
Christian Eriksen knew he would play football again two days after cardiac arrest
London — Christian Eriksen says he knew he would play football again just two days after suffering a cardiac arrest at last year's Euro 2020 as he starts a new chapter of his career with Brentford.