Leaving a team where you are adored for another team is a move that players occasionally make, but sometimes, it turns out to be one that they might regret.
One player that Spurs didn’t want to lose in the past year was Christian Eriksen, yet the Danish midfielder was insistent that he wanted a change of environment and Tottenham agreed to sell him to Inter Milan last January.
He moved to the Italian capital in a £17.5million move and he was seen as a player that could make the Serie A side league winners once again.
He, however, failed to meet expectations and just six months in, his career in Milan seems to be over.
Reports from Spanish outlet, Todofichajes claims that the former Ajax man might be on his way out of Inter as early as January.
The report claims that PSG will likely become his next team as the French side has maintained their interest in him.
There were reports during the transfer window that the Champions League finalists wanted to reunite Eriksen and Dele Alli as they pursued a loan deal for the England International as well, but it never materialised (Daily Mail).
Todofichajes is claiming that PSG’s Sporting Director, Leonardo has reached out to the agent of Eriksen to discuss making a move for the Dane in the next transfer window.
Never quite the player he seemed to think he was. When he arrived he said “I have a plan” regarding his career. He saw us as a steppingstone and the talk was he wanted a move to Barca one day. They never came calling so he was left at a bit of a dead end.
Perhaps he should have been sold a season or two before when his stock was higher. Would have been far bigger fee and we’d have avoided his last eight months of sulking too…
Levy held out but his value went the wrong rather than the right way as his contract ran down.
He was one of those who wasn’t committed to the cause, so it was for the best .
He’s a baller cush.
I always said his new challenge would be sitting on the bench.. If he had stayed with us then he would have also been on the bench. Maureen would never have trusted the bottle job in the long run. Amazon doc he said to Levy he hasnt got that final push, that final drive that all the top players have.. To put it bluntly he was telling Levy politely that Tintin was no winner. The game is about winning… I for one was relieved to see the back of him.. The one impressive stat that stands out on his resume is top assists for 4 years. The same years Kane was scoring at will… Tintin was extremely overated.
The wrong time to leave Tottenham Hotspur FC
Well he’s certainly getting to try something new. A move sideways if ever there was one.
Christian. Say sorry and you can come back :~}