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According to De Telegraaf, Christian Eriksen is seeking to play football again after the scare he suffered at Euro 2020 with Denmark.
The Inter player still has a defibrillator installed in his heart, something the report says is currently forbidden in Italy, with the regulations of Serie A preventing Eriksen from stepping on the pitch.
Ajax’s Daley Blind has had a defibrillator installed since December 2019, when he was diagnosed with inflammation in his heart.
Eriksen played for the Dutch giants from 2008 and 2013 before Tottenham purchased the player for £11m following 32 goals and 65 assists in 163 games at the club.