Tuesday, November 2, 2021 at 2:35 pm• Last update: 15:22

Christian Eriksen is interested in a return to Ajax, the knows Corriere dello Sport to report. According to the Italian newspaper, it is obvious that the Danish midfielder will leave Internazionale in January or the months after. A switch from Eriksen to Ajax is labeled as ‘the option of which he is most convinced’.

Eriksen suffered a cardiac arrest during the game between Denmark and Finland (0-1). He was treated appropriately on the field and is now living with a defibrillator. This device prevents fatal cardiac arrest by delivering a shock if necessary, so that the heart rhythm quickly recovers. However, in Serie A it is forbidden to play with a defibrillator, so Inter is willing to cooperate with a departure to a competition where this is allowed. The Netherlands is one of those countries, where, for example, Daley Blind also plays football with a defibrillator.

The Corriere dello Sport writes that Inter are prepared to let Eriksen go in January with a ‘significant loss’. I Nerazzurri counted 27 million euros in January 2020 to take over the now 29-year-old Eriksen from Tottenham Hotspur. Now he could leave on a free transfer. If this does not work in the winter transfer window, Inter would be willing to dissolve its contract that still runs until mid-2024. That way Eriksen can look for a new club in peace after the transfer window.

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Last week, Inter’s annual report already stated that the club was willing to cooperate with Eriksen’s departure. “Every player has a book value. And since Christian is a contract player of the club, he technically still has a book value,” Eriksen’s agent Martin Schoots said. Goal. “That’s all it says, it’s an accounting issue and not so much about Christian himself. Christian is doing well. He spends a lot of quality time with his family. He’s in good shape. If there is more news, it will be communicated.”

Inter will normally post a significant loss, but the Corriere dello Sport emphasizes that at the same time his annual salary of 7.5 million euros can be saved. The relationship between Eriksen and Inter is excellent and both sides are in no rush to reach a solution. At this point, Eriksen himself would be most enamored with a move to Ajax, the club where he played between 2009 and 2013 before making the move to Tottenham.