Christian Eriksen

Christian Eriksen insists that he will not rush a decision on his future, amid claims that Manchester United have offered him a contract.

He told Viaplay: "I have different offers and options, which we are considering, and then we make a decision. I have to make the best decision and not rush anything through. "No (rush the decision), and they know that too," Bold.dk quotes Eriksen as saying.

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But it was Brentford who took a chance on the Dane after his cardiac arrest during the Euros put him out of action. “It’s on after all, and then my agent knows me well enough to know he’s calling if there’s anything exciting. Pressed on if he would think about his future while taking time off, the midfielder said that he would still be looking at his phone to see if something exciting is on.

Eriksen's brilliant six-month stint in west London has seen him attract plenty of interest, with Manchester United, Newcastle and Tottenham all reportedly ...

The Red Devils are also weighing up a move for Barcelona's Frenkie de Jong. I have to make the best decision and not rush anything through. Sometimes it goes fast in football, other times a little slower.

Erik ten Hag wants to add a creative midfielder to his newly-inherited squad at Old Trafford, and the 30-year-old fits the bill. After signing a short-term deal ...

Christian Eriksen has handed Manchester United hope in their efforts to sign him on a free transfer by previously suggesting Champions League football 'isn't essential' in his future decision. Despite some early reports suggesting he would be an alternative to top midfield target Frenkie de Jong, that isn't understood to be the case. After signing a short-term deal in January, he surprised many with his performance levels at Brentford, returning from his cardiac arrest during last summer's European Championship.

Christian Eriksen is the latest subject of Manchester United's interests this summer, with reports suggesting the club have made an offer to the Denmark ...

United, of course, missed out on Champions League football for next season after limping to a sixth-placed finish, and their failure to do so could end up costing them in their pursuit of targets this summer. Eriksen is available as a free agent, with the short-term contract he signed at Brentford due to expire at the end of the month. And, encouragingly for United, he hasn't ruled out the possibility of moving to a club who can't offer him Champions League football.

Manchester United have made an offer to Christian Eriksen who is a target for Everton too and will leave Brentford this summer as a free agent.

One would expect the Denmark international to choose a Champions League playing club but recently Eriksen said that Champions League football isn’t a necessary aspect to be considered when choosing his next club. According to The Athletic, Manchester United have already made an offer to the 30 year old. According to Northern Echo, Eriksen has decided to play his football elsewhere and will not renew a contract with Brentford despite having an offer on the table. Everton need a playmaker and Eriksen is one of the finest when in form. The Danish international’s short term contract expires this summer and even though Brentford will be delighted to keep him, Eriksen seems to be exploring other options. Now, Frank Lampard is in a bid to sign a player with creative and playmaking instincts.

Tottenham Hotspur and Everton have reportedly submitted contract offers for Christian Eriksen, who is also a target for Manchester United.

The Danish midfielder’s contract with the Bees expires in two weeks, and he is attracting major interest from clubs at the top-end of the table. So, there is a vacancy in the midfield that Frank Lampard is seemingly trying to fill by signing Eriksen. Manchester United have lost two attacking midfielders this summer, with Juan Mata and Jesse Lingard departing as free agents, while Paul Pogba has also left the club.

Manchester United have sent a contract offer to free agent Christian Eriksen, and a new report suggests it won't alter their summer business.

Acquiring De Jong is a far more expensive prospect as it is believed that the Catalan outfit rate him in the region of €80 million. United believe the Dutchman is a different kind of midfielder altogether and are pushing to bring both him and Eriksen to the club. As a result, according to the Athletic, United have offered a contract to Eriksen as the Denmark international’s short-term deal with Brentford expires in two weeks’ time.