Soccer-Wolfsburg midfielder Eriksen to undergo individual rehab in native Denmark


FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - International Friendly - Denmark v Ukraine - Odense, Denmark - June 7, 2026 Denmark's Christian Eriksen during the match before he later collapsed on the pitch Bo Amstrup/Ritzau Scanpix via REUTERS/File Photo

July 9 (Reuters) - ⁠VfL Wolfsburg midfielder Christian Eriksen ⁠will return to his native Denmark ‌to undergo an individual rehabilitation programme, the 2. Bundesliga club announced on Thursday.

The ​Danish international collapsed during a ⁠friendly match ⁠against Ukraine in June. He previously suffered ⁠a ‌cardiac event during his national side's opening European ⁠Championship group game against Finland in ​Copenhagen in ‌2021.

The decision was finalised following ⁠discussions between ​the 34-year-old and Wolfsburg managing director Dieter Hecking. The club confirmed ⁠they will maintain regular contact ​with Eriksen and the medical staff overseeing his treatment.

"We continue to wish ⁠Christian all the very best with his rehabilitation," Wolfsburg said in a statement.

Eriksen joined the German side ​as a free ⁠agent in September following his departure ​from Manchester United.

(Reporting ‌by Tommy Lund in ​Gdansk and Louise Rasmussen in Copenhagen; Editing by Toby Chopra)

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