Christian Eriksen: Ex-Tottenham midfielder hints at being unsetttled at Inter Milan
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ByEurosport
Updated 15/10/2020 at 09:57 GMT
Eriksen has reached 100 caps for Denmark but has fallen out of favour with Inter Milan boss Antonio Conte, making just two appearances this season. Eriksen joined the Serie A club from Tottenham in January.
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Christian Eriksen has hinted he is unsettled at Inter Milan, telling the press he is glad he is selected for his national team.
Eriksen was a regular fixture in Tottenham's lineup in his six-and-a-half seasons at the Premier League club and was widely expected to be a regular starter at Inter.
But the 28-year-old has seen his number of appearances become increasingly limited at the San Siro and has suggested he is not happy in Italy.
He told reporters after Denmark's 1-0 victory over England, which he scored the game-winning penalty in, he is pleased "the coach lets me play".
"Anywhere I have been before, even at Spurs, it has always been a pleasure to travel to the national team,” Eriksen said at a press conference.
“It’s not different now, obviously like everyone knows and all the things you write, many things have changed, and I don’t play as much as I did at Tottenham.
“But it’s the same, when I come back to Denmark, I’m happy to be there and it doesn’t matter which club or where I am.
I’m always happy to be back and the coach lets me play, so I’m happy with that.
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