Christian Eriksen found a new stop after leaving Man United. According to the Danish press, the 33 -year -old midfielder reached an agreement to join Wolfsburg on a free transfer, marking a major turning point in his career.
Eriksen, who broke up with MU in June, flew from Odense to Germany to complete the procedure. He was only waiting for medical examination and signing a contract before Wolfsburg officially announced.
This will be the first time the Danish star has played football in the Bundesliga, following his former teammate Harry Kane, who also left Tottenham to find new challenges in Germany 2 years ago.
In recent years, Eriksen has been contacted with Bayer Leverkusen, especially after his former teacher Kasper Hjulmand was appointed. However, Wolfsburg has quickly surpassed, persuading the player to play the most matches in the history of the Danish team chose the club as the next destination.
For Eriksen, this deal opens a new chapter in ups and downs. From the cardiac arrest event at EURO 2020, he has returned inspiration in the Brentford shirt and MU. Joining Wolfsburg, Eriksen will face challenges in the German football environment, which is famous for its strict tactics and strong physical play.
With Wolfsburg, this is a contract that asserts ambition. Under the guidance of Sports Director Peter Christiansen, the team aims to return to the competitive group in the Bundesliga. Eriksen's experience, vision and free kick is expected to add creativity and leadership to the young collective.
Before signing the contract, Eriksen maintained his physical strength by practicing at Malmo Club (Sweden). Last season in the MU shirt, he played 35 matches, scored 5 goals and had 6 assists.
If medical examination passes, Eriksen will officially become a notable rookie of Wolfsburg before the transfer closed. With this deal, Wolfsburg not only strengthens the middle line but also enhances the image in the Bundesliga and Europe.