What Tottenham's Champions League spot means for Christian Eriksen move after transfer admission

Christian Eriksen is just one of many players who have been rumoured as potential targets for Tottenham this summer. The Dane signed a six month deal with Brentford in January, meaning the contract is soon to expire.

This is just in time for the summer transfer window, where Eriksen will have to decide on his next steps, not long after his return to football. Many Spurs fans would welcome the 30-year-old back to N17, with the quality he has previously shown for the club and continues to possess.

The Lilywhites finished the season in fourth, meaning they secured a spot in the Champions League for next season. Along with a world-class manager in Antonio Conte and a top stadium, the prospect of playing in the top European competition will make Tottenham more attractive to potential new signings.

Christian Eriksen drops Champions League hint amid rumours of Spurs return

This is something Eriksen already touched on earlier this month: "I would love to play Champions League football again, I know how much fun it is, but it isn’t essential for me," the midfielder admitted.

It wasn't long ago when the Danish international made his return to the Premier League after his cardiac arrest during the Euros last summer. However, the impact the 30-year-old has had on Thomas Frank's side, has been quite incredible.

Eriksen scored a goal and registered four assists in 11 league appearances. Although all you needed to do was watch the midfielder play to see the quality he can bring to a team, as he floats around the pitch and can make an impact when you least expect him to.

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