Denmark boss 'convinced' about future for Manchester United star Christian Eriksen

Manchester United midfielder Christian Eriksen has been heaped with yet more praise after his superb international break, with Denmark manager Kasper Hjulmand convinced the 30-year-old's best days as a footballer are still to come.

Eriksen was one of six signings that Erik ten Hag brought to Old Trafford this summer. United spent big during the transfer window as Casemiro, Antony, Lisandro Martinez, Tyrell Malacia and Martin Dubravka all joined the Dane in making the move to Manchester.

The former Brentford man was snapped up by the club on a free, and so far as proven to be one of the best deals this summer. Ten Hag has started Eriksen in every Premier League game so far, as the midfielder impresses with both his close control and stunning range of passing.

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Eriksen's most recent game against France saw him voted as Man of the Match, played a vital role in both Debnarj goals during their 2-0 win. Before the game, Didier Deschamps heaped praise on the United man, and now his national team manager has added to the plaudits.

“Christian’s age does not matter. I am convinced that Christian has the best football years of his career ahead of him,” Hjulmand said, as relayed by Danish outlet Ekstra Bladet.

“He’s so clear about everything he does on a football field. That man cannot be stressed on a football pitch. He is so calm, so smart and plays with such great energy. It really is a pleasure to experience. He shows what he is – a world-class player. He not only has the x-factor that all teams need. He also delivers great running work and is involved in all phases of the game.

"No one can doubt that he is an incredibly