Society
Christian Eriksen Begins Rehabilitation In Denmark After Collapse During Friendly
Christian Eriksen will begin an individual rehabilitation programme in Denmark after collapsing during a friendly match for Wolfsburg in June.
NEWSNGR reports that Christian Eriksen went down during a game against Ukraine in Odense in June. The match was stopped in the 65th minute before being abandoned. The 34-year-old was able to walk off the pitch after receiving medical attention.
Eriksen later revealed the incident was unrelated to the cardiac arrest he suffered at Euro 2020 and praised the Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD) he has worn since then.
“It was a different situation from what happened in 2021,” Eriksen said.
He added that his ICD “did exactly what it was designed to do: protect me when I needed it”, while also confirming he was “doing well” and recovering at home with his family.
Wolfsburg have now confirmed the former Manchester United, Tottenham and Brentford midfielder will continue his recovery in his homeland after discussions with the club’s managing director, Dieter Hecking.
“Following discussions with VfL managing director Dieter Hecking, it was decided that the 34-year-old will complete it in his native Denmark,” the Bundesliga club said.
“VfL remain in regular contact with Christian and the doctors overseeing his treatment. We continue to wish Christian all the very best with his rehabilitation.”
Eriksen was fitted with an ICD after suffering a cardiac arrest during Denmark’s Euro 2020 match against Finland in 2021. Italian regulations prevented him from playing for Inter Milan with the device, leading to his departure from Serie A.
He returned to football with Brentford in early 2022 before spending three seasons at Manchester United. Eriksen joined Wolfsburg in September 2025, with both the Premier League and Bundesliga permitting players with an ICD to compete.
An ICD is a small device implanted beneath the skin and connected to the heart by thin wires. It monitors heart rhythm and can deliver an electric shock or regular pacing when needed to restore a normal heartbeat.

Politics6 days agoOver 200 Boko Haram Terrorists Are Moving To Attack Military Camp In Buni Yadi As Rockets Target Troops; IED Threat Raises Travel Concerns
Metro6 days ago“The Election Must Hold As Scheduled” — INEC Chairman Rules Out Postponement Of 2027 General Elections
Metro6 days ago“Publishing His Name Is Subject To The Final Outcome Of A Court Order” — INEC Leaves Gwarzo Off Updated Kano Governorship List
Metro6 days ago“Ebola Outbreak Is Not Yet Under Control” — Africa CDC Warns As Confirmed Cases Exceed 10,200, Death Toll Surpasses 5,000
Metro6 days ago“Death Benefits Will Be Fully Paid To Next Of Kin” — NAF Pledges Continued Salaries For Personnel Killed In October 5 Aircraft Crash
Metro6 days ago“Sowore’s Whereabouts Remain Unknown” — Armed Men Allegedly Abduct AAC Presidential Candidate In Ado-Ekiti, Damage Vehicles And Restaurant
Metro6 days ago“21 Exotic Vehicles Affected, No Life Lost” — LASEMA Confirms Lagos Mechanic Workshop Fire, Averts Disaster At Nearby Filling Station
Metro5 days ago“They Beat Me Like A Criminal” — Sowore Recounts Ekiti Attack As Govt Denies Involvement, Calls For Police Investigation


























