Christian Eriksen to be sold by Inter with defibrillator keeping him out of action

But during the summer, in the Euro 2020 tournament, the attacking midfielder collapsed on the field during Denmark's opening match against Finland. His compatriots surrounded their team-mate and helped medical personnel to resuscitate him back onto the pitch and Eriksen was stretchered off, taken to the hospital where he was stabilized and eventually recovered. However, since then, the Danish midfielder has been living with a defibrillator, after it had been fitted to stop another cardiac arrest in the future.

As a result, Eriksen will not be allowed to play in Serie A as the country's rules prevent him from playing in competitive matches which is why the midfielder is yet to play for the Nerazzurri this season. However, Inter Milan have now confirmed their intentions to move the midfielder on for his future in a statement that included their financial results for the year. 

"Although the current conditions of the player are not such as to allow the achievement of sporting fitness in Italy, the same could instead be achieved in other countries where therefore the player could resume competitive activity."