Eriksen is “well” and waiting to be discharged “soon”

Danish striker Christian Eriksen is “fine” and waiting to be discharged after collapsing again this Sunday during the friendly match against Ukraine, which was suspended in the 65th minute, in Odense (Denmark).

The player fell on the field of play and raised all the alarms, in an episode that was reminiscent of the one he suffered during the 2021 Euro Cup due to cardiac arrest that caused him to subsequently undergo the implantation of an automatic defibrillator.

The Danish Federation’s doctor, Morten Boesen, confirmed that the player was “fine” and was able to leave the field “on his own feet.” “In my opinion, the pacemaker worked correctly. He lost consciousness briefly, but he regained consciousness very quickly and we immediately contacted him,” he added.

The midfielder must undergo “additional tests at the hospital to determine what caused the incident”, although this Monday the news remained good about his state of health. “I spoke with Christian this morning and he feels fine. He is with his family and in good spirits. He is expected to be discharged soon and able to go home. We take great care of the players and staff, and we maintain constant contact with them,” Boesen said in a statement.