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Christian Eriksen said his goal on his return to the Denmark national side was "just a warmup" for the game at the same Copenhagen stadium where he suffered a cardiac arrest last year.
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Former Tottenham Hotspur playmaker Christian Eriksen has penned a short message after he found the net on an emotional return for Denmark on Saturday evening. The 30-year-old was named on the bench for his nation for their friendly clash with the Netherlands in Amsterdam, remarkably less than a year after he collapsed at Euro 2020.
Christian Eriksen made the "perfect" return to international football on Saturday night after scoring for Denmark two minutes after coming on as a substitute against the Netherlands in a friendly.
Christian Eriksen scored just over two minutes after his return to the Denmark team on Saturday following a near-fatal heart attack last year, rifling the ball home against the Netherlands to complete a stunning comeback to the national side. That the Danes lost 4-2 in the friendly in Amsterdam will be a mere footnote as international football welcomed back a player who almost died on the pitch 288 days ago, slumping to the turf at the Parken Stadium during the Euro 2020 clash with Finland. The 13,790 fans in the crowd at that June 12 match were left wondering if Eriksen would survive following his collapse, much less return to playing again for the national team. Quick work by medics saved his life that night and he had a device fitted to prevent further heart problems, which ironically ended his career with Italian club Inter Milan as Serie A does not permit players to play with such devices.
Christian Eriksen said he made his return to international football in the "perfect way" by scoring two minutes after coming on for Denmark on Saturday following a near-fatal heart attack last year.
