Christian Eriksen signs for Manchester United just over a year since cardiac arrest at Euro 2022

By Ben Church, Ben Morse and Amy Woodyatt, CNN

Updated 1451 GMT (2251 HKT) July 15, 2022

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(CNN)Christian Eriksen has signed a three-year deal with Manchester United, just over 12 months after he suffered a cardiac arrest at Euro 2020.

The midfielder received lifesaving treatment on the pitch after collapsing during Denmark's game against Finland in Copenhagen in June 2021.But those harrowing images of his teammates forming a human shield around him as he was treated on the pitch, and of his partner running