Manchester United have confirmed the signing of Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen.
The 30-year-old has signed for Erik ten Hag's side on a three-year deal, after his contract at Brentford expired at the end of last season.
Following his cardiac arrest at Euro 2020 last summer, the midfielder didn't look like he would ever play again and Inter Milan subsequently let him go, with Serie A rules preventing him from taking to the pitch.
But, after Brentford offered him a short-term contract in January, Eriksen has been in demand after a hugely impressive six months in west London.
The Bees made him an offer to stay, while there has also been interest from former club Tottenham, where he spent seven years.
While Brentford boss Thomas Frank and co. will be disappointed to miss out on the star, the opportunity to play for Man United has clearly proven too good to turn down.
And the creative midfielder will be hoping he can make a huge impression as part of Ten Hag's rebuild at Old Trafford.
The Red Devils have already signed left-back Tyrell Malacia from Feyenoord this summer and are close to a deal for Ajax centre-back Lisandro Martinez, while talks over Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong are ongoing.
They still may need a few more additions, however, especially if talisman Cristiano Ronaldo leaves, after he has reportedly told the club he wants to play in the Champions League.
Whilst Eriksen isn't a Ronaldo replacement, his former boss Tim Sherwood told talkSPORT he is an 'absolute dream to manage', which is a good sign for both Ten Hag and United supporters.
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