C. Eriksen news

The people who saved the life of Denmark's Christian Eriksen, who suffered a cardiac arrest during the opening match of Euro 2020, received the UEFA President's Award on Tuesday, the awarding body announced.

Christian Eriksen's professional career is hanging by a thread. It is very unlikely he will be able to continue his career in Italy because of the defibrillator which he had fitted after his heart attack at the Euros. In the Netherlands they are saying that he could return to Ajax.

'Corriere dello Sport' reports that Christian Eriken has told his Inter Milan teammates that he believes he will return to the field within four or five months. That poses a somewhat risky omen, given that Italy bans footballers from playing with a defibriliator inserted. It remains to be seen on what terms the Dane will play again.

Christian Eriksen met the club directors, the coach, team-mates and all of the staff present at the Suning Training Centre in Appiano Gentile.

Christian Eriksen on Wednesday met his Inter Milan teammates for the first time since suffering cardiac arrest at Euro 2020, in a visit to the Italian champions' training ground.

Inter Milan have announced that Christian Eriksen has returned to Inter Milan. The Danish player will follow "the recovery programme proposed by Danish doctors" to be ready as soon as possible.

South Africa's Olympic football coach fears his players' health could be at risk after being forced to isolate at the Tokyo Games, citing Christian Eriksen's traumatic ordeal at Euro 2020.

Christian Eriksen will travel to Milan next week to undergo a number of exhaustive tests. They will determine whether or not he will play football again, or if he will be forced to hang up his boots.

The England national team, like the rest of Denmark's opponents, remembered Christian Eriksen and gave the Danish team a shirt with the Inter player's name on it.

New Inter Milan coach Simone Inzaghi said on Wednesday he will welcome Christian Eriksen back with "open arms" after the Denmark midfielder suffered a cardiac arrest during last month's Euro 2020 defeat by Finland.

Denmark manager Kasper Hjulmand believes his underdogs can take advantage of the pressure on England as the hosts look to make history in Wednesday's Euro 2020 semi-final at Wembley.

Denmark may have achieved one goal by reaching the semi-finals of Euro 2020 at Wembley but, inspired by a "proud" Christian Eriksen, they have no intention of stopping there.

Christian Eriksen is still in the minds of the Denmark players, as Kasper Hjulmand's side head to Wembley for a Euro 2020 semi-final.

Wales and Denmark faced off this Saturday in the last 16 game at the Euros. Before the start of the game, Bale gave his opponents a commemorative shirt dedicated to Christian Eriksen.

Kasper Hjulmand could not contain his delight after Denmark routed Russia to advance to the knockout phase on Monday.