Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen (Photo | AP) 
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Christian Eriksen reportedly offered six-month contract by Brentford

Eriksen collapsed during the European Championship with cardiac issues and due to a pacemaker, and Serie A rules left his club at the time Inter Milan.

Associated Press

HERNING: Reports in England suggest that Christian Eriksen has been offered a route back into top-flight football - with English Premier League side Brentford offering the Dane a six-month contract.

Eriksen collapsed during the European Championship with cardiac issues and due to a pacemaker, and Serie A rules left his club at the time Inter Milan.

However he has stated he wants to play in the upcoming World Cup - and a starring role for Brentford to prove his fitness may be an attractive proposition for a player who already played in the English capital during his time at Tottenham.

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