Football Insider reports that Christian Eriksen’s contract terms with Manchester United, where he signed as a free agent this summer, have been made public....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
Christian Eriksen, a Danish midfielder, agreed to join United this summer after a six-month loan with Brentford of the Premier League.
At the end of his brief tenure with Brentford, Eriksen was allegedly courted by Thomas Frank’s team to re-sign on an extended contract.
Both Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur have indicated interest in signing the Danish player.
In Erik ten Hag’s first games as manager since joining United in July, Eriksen has made an impression as a sophisticated midfielder.
Football Insider claims that United made considerable attempts to acquire the sought midfielder.
In addition to his weekly salary of £200,000, Eriksen received a signing bonus of roughly £12 million, per their claim (including bonuses).
This salary on a three-year deal was provided by United in order to compete with other London clubs.
Eriksen naturally agreed, raising his total reward—if his contract goes through—to £43 million.
14 months after having a heart attack while competing in the European Championships, this lucrative deal.
Which could be viewed as a touch risky but places Eriksen solidly among United’s top ten highest-paid players.
A pacemaker is currently attached to the Danish man’s chest.
Since his arrival, Eriksen has started every Premier League game; against Leicester City, he was named BT Sport’s Player of the Match.
Additionally, among United players this season, he has averaged the most miles traveled per ninety minutes, which is an incredible record for a guy with such mounting health concerns.
