Antonio Conte’s Tottenham Hotspur think that playing in the Champions League next season could convince Christian Eriksen to snub Manchester United and Brentford, according to The Times.
The Times have reported that Tottenham hope that playing in the Champions League will swap Eriksen to return to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
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The 30-year-old Denmark international playmaker wants to play in Europe’s premier club competition again.
Manchester United and Brentford are keen on the attacking midfielder as well, according to The Times.
Eriksen spent the second half of this past season at Brentford, who are reportedly ready to make him their highest paid player.
The Dane is a former Tottenham player and worked with current Spurs head coach at Inter Milan.
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In our view, Christian Eriksen should pick Tottenham Hotspur over Manchester United and Brentford.
Yes, Brentford were good to him when they signed him, but Eriksen repaid their faith in him by helping them to 13th in the Premier League table this past season.
The 30-year-old scored one goal and gave four assists in 10 Premier League starts for the Bees.
Now, we know that Manchester United are one of the biggest clubs in the world, but they are about to undergo yet another rebuild.
Eriksen knows Tottenham and Conte, and a return to Spurs would be welcomed by the fans.
The playmaker has a lot more to give, and Tottenham would benefit from his vision and creativity.
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