Manchester United has made a bid for Christian Eriksen, who will be a free agent soon.
According to rumors, Manchester United has offered free agency Christian Eriksen a contract, but Newcastle and Tottenham are also interested in the Dane.
The 30-year-contract old's with Brentford expires at the end of the month, and he has plenty of Premier League suitors.
According to The Athletic(opens in new tab), United has made an offer to Eriksen as they investigate alternative midfield options as negotiations for Barcelona's Frenkie de Jong continue.
Newcastle has also begun talks with the representation of the Denmark international, according to the Northern Echo's Chief Sports Writer Scott Wilson.
The Magpies are resigned to the idea that United and Tottenham are more likely to attract the playmaker, who has previously voiced a desire to play in Europe again.
Brentford would like to extend Eriksen's contract as well, but this is doubtful.
The Dane agreed to leave Inter Milan at the end of 2021 because he was unable to play in Italy after having an ICD device implanted following his on-field cardiac collapse at Euro 2020 last summer.
Eriksen joined the Bees on a short-term contract in January and made an immediate impact, scoring once and assisting four times in 11 games while helping Thomas Frank's team win seven of them.
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Frenkie de Jong remains a key target at £67.5 million, while Raphinha of Leeds is also on the radar. Jurrien Timber is one name that has been heavily mentioned, and United have long admired Lazio midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.
Christian Eriksen from Brentford, who is out of contract at the end of the season, is one rather leftfield prospective acquisition.
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