Christian Eriksen It’s a different person. He has almost forgotten the incident that took place three years ago at the last Euro Cup, where he collapsed on the grass of the Parken Stadium in Copenhagen during a Finland-Denmark due to cardiac arrest. Or, at the very least, try not to think about that fateful day when you luckily made it out unscathed on a day no one will ever forget.
From June 12, 2021 until this Saturday, on the eve of the first game of Denmark in German Euro 2024 (against Slovenia), in Eriksen A lot happened to him. In a press conference, with his coach, Kasper Hjulmand, spoke about his team’s debut in the competition. But, inevitably, he also explained his feelings a few years after overcoming a cardiac arrest that could have cost him his life or, at least, retired him from football. Nothing happened and Eriksen He had other things in mind that were more important to him.
“For me, personally, anything that involves playing more than one game is improving. But getting back to this level (playing in a European Championship) has been a goal from the beginning. Three years have passed and right now a lot of things have happened. I don’t think “I think about it every day, I don’t think about it too much. All I’m thinking about is playing football and positive things,” he said. Eriksen.
He never spoke about a subject that seemed to bother him in recent years. Eriksen He didn’t have to answer any more questions about that. One is enough. Then, he talked about football, what really interested him. And, right now, he doesn’t know if he will be the starter against Slovenia: “There has always been good competition in the midfield, actually in all positions. That’s how it should be. Healthy and positive,” commented the current midfielder. Manchester United.
This Sunday, Eriksen You will live a special day. The ball starts rolling Denmark and he will have a chance, if his coach gives him minutes, to play again in a big tournament like the Euro Cup. The past, an unpleasant memory for the Danish midfielder, is now history. Eriksen He only thinks about football.
Source: La Verdad
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