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Former Bolton Wanderers midfielder Fabrice Mwamba has expressed his concern about the possibility of Denmark’s Christian Eriksen joining Brentford after recovering from a heart attack he suffered during his team’s opening match in the European Championship last June.
Eriksen, 29, has not played since this serious health crisis against Finland last year.
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British media reports said Brentford has offered Eriksen a short-term contract.
The Danish international said earlier that he aims to participate in the FIFA World Cup at the end of this year in Qatar, after the progress he made with the heart attack recovery program.
And last December, Inter Milan terminated the contract of midfielder Eriksen after the Danish international was banned from playing in Italy because of his reliance on a heart pacemaker.
“Like everyone else, I’m excited about Christian Eriksen’s potential return to the Premier League,” Mwamba wrote in The Times on Tuesday. “But I trust you understand why I’m worried too.”
Mwamba was forced to retire at the age of 24 after falling unconscious on the field in an FA Cup match in 2012, and he nearly died after his heart stopped for 78 minutes, but he recovered after spending 4 weeks in hospital.
Remember when Fabrice Muamba collapsed at White Hart Lane?
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– Alex Perseval (@AlexPerseval) June 12, 2021
“As someone who has suffered from heart failure on the football field, I find it hard to think that I can go watch Christian play,” Muamba said. his career.”
“Daley Blind plays with the pacemaker, so it can be done at the highest level. But it’s not just about the physical condition, but the psychological aspect and the feelings of the family that it can be tough on.”
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