Brentford news

According to 'The Guardian', Christian Eriksen has rejected Manchester United's offer. The midfielder could stay at Brentford.

'Sport' claimed that Brentford, whose owner is the same as Danish side Midtjylland, have emerged as a possible destination for Martin Braithwaite, who is still under contract with Barcelona until 2024.

'The Athletic' has revealed that Manchester United have already placed a contract offer on the table for Christian Eriksen, who will become a free agent in July when his current deal with Brentford expires.

Brentford see Eriksen as a key member of their squad. The Dane got back to his best after recovering from heart problems and moving to the club for the second half of last season. The Bees are hoping to keep him in their squad for next season.

Christian Eriksen is back on the football field despite suffering a cardiac arrest a year ago, much to the amazement of Ralf Rangnick.

Danish footballer Christian Eriksen will stay in European football after Brentford open their doors to him. The English club have sent an offer, but the player will analyse all the deals available to him.

Brentford footballer Christian Eriksen is prepared to make the step up to a big English club. The Dane, who returned to football to play for Brentford after his cardiac arrest, is on the agenda of clubs like Ma Utd. However, the Red Devils have come up against West Ham, who also want him.

Real Betis have confirmed another friendly match to prepare for next season. On the 30th July, the Spanish side will visit Brentford Community Stadium to play against the Premier League team.

Christian Eriksen will finish his contract on 30th June and become a free agent, so he is considering a future that could continue at Brenford. However, reports in England suggest United are interested.

Espanyol are looking to replace their veteran goalkeeper, Diego Lopez. 'Los Pericos' are wanting to sign Brentford's second keeper, Alvaro Fernandez.

Leeds manager Jesse Marsch hailed his players' "character" as they retained their place in the Premier League by the skin of their teeth rounding off their campaign with a last gasp 2-1 win over Brentford on Sunday.

Thomas Frank is optimistic Denmark star Christian Eriksen will agree to extend his stay at Premier League club Brentford after impressing during his brief spell at the Bees.

Christian Eriksen, who will become a free agent when his Brentford expires in the summer, told 'Viaplay' that he has several offers on the tablre and that he would like to play in the Champions League again. The former Inter Milan man has shone again in the Premier League after being out for months following a cardiac arrest at the Euros.

Everton are helping police identify suspects after Brentford's Rico Henry and Ivan Toney reported members of their family were racially abused during the Bees' 3-2 win at Goodison Park on Sunday.