Christian Eriksen to Leicester City: Midfielder 'mulling over' offer as decision 'days' away

While it has been a quiet start to the summer transfer window so far for Leicester City, they are expected to make moves before the window closes.

Brendan Rodgers has spoken about a healthy shake-up of his squad at the window. As part of that the City boss is likely to look to add to his central midfield options, especially given the continued uncertainty over the future of Youri Tielemans.

Even if the Belgian does stay, City are likely to look to add to the area of the pitch. One of the names to be linked is Christian Eriksen, who is available on a free transfer after spending the last six months with fellow Premier League side Brentford.

His return to football after suffering a cardiac arrest during Euro 2020 has been one of the feel-good stories of the year, and his performances for Brentford have caught the eye. City have been linked with the midfielder since Rodgers showed an interest when the player was at Inter Milan back in January 2020.

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has said City are ‘really interested’ in making a move for Eriksen in the summer window. But they are not the only club said to have approached the Danish international

With that in mind, here is all we know about City’s interest in the former Tottenham man as the transfer race for the 30-year-old.

The midfielder is said to be ‘mulling over’ a contract offer from Leicester City as well as two other Premier League clubs as he looks to make a decision over his future.

The Times report that Eriksen is considering offers from City, Everton and Newcastle United. It adds that the Denmark international is ‘in no rush’ and that ‘ambition’ of the club is among the factors considered by the player.

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