Christian Eriksen prepares for 'special' return to Parken Stadium
Christian Eriksen is set to make an emotional return to Copenhagen's Parken Stadium on Tuesday for Denmark's international friendly against Serbia.
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Christian Eriksen is set to make an emotional return to Copenhagen's Parken Stadium on Tuesday for Denmark's international friendly against Serbia.
Denmark's Christian Eriksen said he is looking forward to a "special" return to Copenhagen's Parken Stadium on Tuesday and wants to give fans a new memory from the venue where he had a near-fatal heart attack at last year's Euros.
Denmark’s midfielder Christian Eriksen (Photo by Friedemann Vogel / various sources / AFP)
Christian Eriksen is set to captain Denmark at the Parken Stadium as he makes an emotional return to the arena where he suffered a horrifying cardiac arrest during Euro 2020.
Denmark international Christian Eriksen is looking forward to a return to Parken Stadium in Copenhagen on Tuesday night, the site of his cardiac arrest. The 29-year-old former Tottenham star was an Inter Milan player when it happened, in the summer of 2021 against Finland during the rearranged European Championships, but had to leave the Italian side due to regulations preventing players with pacemakers from playing in Serie A.
Leicester City goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel was the first to approach Denmark manager Kasper Hjulmand over giving the captaincy to Christian Eriksen on his return to the Parken Stadium.
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