Wolfsburg terminate Eriksen’s contract
German side VfL Wolfsburg and midfielder Christian Eriksen have agreed to terminate the Danish international’s contract by mutual consent, the second-tier Bundesliga club said yesterday. The decision brought an early end to Eriksen’s contract, which was set to run until June 2027. The 34-year-old playmaker collapsed during a friendly against Ukraine in June. Eriksen previously … The post…
VfL Wolfsburg and Christian Eriksen have mutually agreed to end the Danish midfielder's contract, as announced by the Bundesliga club. The 34-year-old's ten-year agreement was set to expire in June 2027. Eriksen's career took a dramatic turn in June 2022 when he collapsed during a friendly match against Ukraine. Earlier, in 2021, he experienced a cardiac arrest during Denmark's opening match at the European Championship against Finland.
Eriksen, who joined Wolfsburg as a free agent one year ago, made 34 appearances across all competitions for the German club, scoring three goals and providing 10 assists. Wolfsburg's Managing Director Sport Dieter Hecking confirmed that the club agreed to Eriksen's request to terminate the contract. Eriksen previously played for Ajax Amsterdam, Tottenham Hotspur, Inter Milan, and Manchester United.
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