Christian Eriksen spent the final part of last season at Brentford
Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen has concurred on a fundamental level to finish paperwork for Manchester United on a free exchange.
The 30-year-old's momentary agreement at Brentford finished the month before.
It is accepted Eriksen could likewise have gotten back to Thomas Frank's side, yet the draw of playing for United demonstrated excessively.
A three-year contract is being ready for Eriksen, who is still to have his clinical at Old Trafford.
Eriksen could be United and new chief Erik ten Hag's second marking of the mid year move window, with Feyenoord safeguard Tyrell Malacia going through a clinical at Carrington in front of his turn.
The Dane got back to the English first class when he joined Brentford in January subsequent to being delivered by Serie A club Inter Milan.
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He needed to leave the Italian side after he had an Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD) fitted following his heart failure at Euro 2020. Players who have ICD's are not permitted to play in the Serie A.
It is thought the open door given to Eriksen by Brentford chief and individual Dane Frank - in addition to his family getting a charge out of living in London - implied a choice not to re-sign for The Bees was not direct, however he has now settled on United.
Eriksen's previous club Tottenham Hotspur, who he played for somewhere in the range of 2013 and 2020, had interest in re-marking him yet have rather centered around different targets.
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