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Wolfsburg ends Christian Eriksen contract by mutual agreement
German football club Volkswagen Wolfsburg has terminated the contract of Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen by mutual consent. The 34-year-old has been sidelined since suffering a cardiac arrest during a Euro 2020 qualifier match in June.
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Wolfsburg announced the termination of Christian Eriksen's contract with immediate effect on Tuesday, concluding the midfielder's spell with the Bundesliga club. The decision came after discussions between the club and Eriksen regarding his recovery timeline and future prospects.
Eriksen collapsed during a friendly international match between Denmark and Ukraine in Copenhagen on June 12, requiring emergency medical intervention on the pitch. The incident prompted medical assessments and a period of recovery, during which the player has been unable to participate in competitive football.
The 34-year-old, who previously played for clubs including Tottenham Hotspur and Inter Milan, had joined Wolfsburg in February 2022 following his cardiac episode at Euro 2020. His early departure from Germany marks a significant development in his attempt to return to professional competition.
Eriksen's departure leaves Wolfsburg to reassess their midfield options for the remainder of the season. The club and player have not disclosed further details regarding the circumstances surrounding the mutual termination agreement.