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‘I am feeling good’: Christian Eriksen back home after collapsing on pitch again
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‘I am feeling good’: Christian Eriksen back home after collapsing on pitch again

The Guardian Football about 3 hours 1 mins read

  • 34-year-old issues positive health update on Instagram

  • Dane lost consciousness in Ukraine friendly on Sunday

Christian Eriksen said he is “feeling good” and his “recovery has already started” after being released from hospital less than 24 hours after he collapsed in Denmark’s friendly against Ukraine.

Eriksen, who suffered a cardiac arrest at the Euros in 2021, held his chest in the 65th minute of Sunday’s fixture at Odense Stadium and fell to the ground. The 34-year-old briefly fell unconscious and the match was halted and swiftly abandoned.

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