Christian Eriksen

• Full name: Christian Dannemann Eriksen
• Date of birth: February 14, 1992
• Place of birth: Middelfart, Denmark
• Nationality: Danish
• Position: Attacking midfielder / Central midfielder
• Height: 1.82 m (6 ft 0 in)

Club career (selected):

• Ajax (2010–2013) — Broke into first team, developed as a creative midfielder, notable for assists and goals.
• Tottenham Hotspur (2013–2020) — Key playmaker, regular starter, contributed with goals and chances; played in Premier League and UEFA competitions.
• Inter Milan (Inter) (2020–2022) — Joined Internazionale in January 2020; important creative presence, helped team compete for Serie A title and in Europe.
• Brentford (2022) — Returned to Premier League with Brentford after recovery from a medical incident.
• Manchester United (2022–2024) — Continued career in the Premier League.
• Inter (return) — Noted in your query as a player who played for Inter; Eriksen had an influential spell there during 2020–2022.

International career:

• Denmark national team debut in 2010. Long-time captain and creative leader for Denmark in major tournaments including UEFA European Championships and FIFA World Cup qualifying campaigns.
• Notable performances at UEFA Euro 2020 (played in 2021), where he suffered a cardiac arrest during Denmark’s opening match but later made a recovery and returned to professional football.

Style of play: A technically gifted midfielder known for vision, passing range, set-piece ability, late runs into the box, and goal-scoring from distance. Functions as a central playmaker who creates chances for teammates.

Honours & recognition (selected):

• Serie A title contender with Inter Milan (club achievements during his spell included strong league performances; Inter won the 2020–21 Serie A title with contributions from the squad).
• Multiple individual awards and nominations across club and country for assists, playmaking, and performances in domestic leagues and European competitions.

Notable personal fact: In June 2021 Eriksen suffered a cardiac arrest on the pitch while playing for Denmark at UEFA Euro 2020; he was resuscitated on the field, received an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) later, and made a successful return to professional football, which drew widespread attention and support.

Current status: As of the latest public records up to mid-2024, Eriksen remained an active professional footballer following his recovery and return to top-level club football. For the very latest club and appearance information, consult current team rosters or recent match reports.