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Premier League transfers 2022: Every deal from the January window as Christian Eriksen joins Brentford
It’s transfer deadline day and the Premier League’s clubs are racing to get any final deals over the line.
Christian Eriksen has Bees buzzing on deadline day, while City sign a striker
Christian Eriksen returned to football with a deadline day move to Premier League side Brentford just seven months after suffering a cardiac arrest.
Eriksen set for playing return after signing for Brentford
LONDON — With a thumbs up to the camera, Christian Eriksen revealed his new team and planned return to playing — almost eight months after having a cardiac arrest on the field at the European Championship.
Christian Eriksen set for playing return after signing with Brentford following cardiac arrest
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Christian Eriksen ‘can’t wait to get started’ after return with Brentford
Brentford were the first Premier League club to make a move on transfer deadline day as Christian Eriksen joined the Bees on a deal until the end of the season, just seven months after suffering a cardiac arrest.
Christian Eriksen Signs For Brentford 7 Months After Cardiac Arrest At Euro 2020
Christian Eriksen has completed a remarkable return to the Premier League, signing for Brentford just seven months after suffering a cardiac arrest while playing for Denmark at last year's European Championship. The 29-year-old playmaker, who has been fitted with a pacemaker, has signed a contract with Thomas Frank's side until the end of the season. The ex-Tottenham player left Inter Milan last month by mutual consent. The pacemaker meant he was not allowed to play in Italian football, but other leagues do not have the same rules.
De Harry Kane a Messi: el socio más inteligente de Pochettino
Desde mucho antes de su llegada al Paris Saint Germain, incluso en el Tottenham,. De un ‘software’ que le permitía, y permite, controlar desde la prevención de lesiones al rendimiento de los jugadores, pasando por determinar el sabor de un batido que más pueda apetecer a un futbolista. Lo han experimentado desde Harry Kane a Lionel Messi, pasando por Christian Eriksen, Kylian Mbappé o Neymar Júnior. Pero ahora ha dado un paso más.