Eriksen Responds to Questions About Expired Contract With Manchester United
Midfielder Expresses Desire to Remain at the Club
Christian Eriksen has addressed the media's inquiries regarding his contract situation with Manchester United, which expired at the end of the previous season. The Denmark international, who joined the Red Devils on a free transfer in the summer of 2022, has been a key player for the team, making 22 Premier League appearances and contributing four goals and three assists.
Eriksen's Statement
Speaking to reporters after Manchester United's pre-season friendly against Melbourne Victory, Eriksen expressed his desire to remain at the club, stating, "I'm very happy here. I love being part of this club, part of this team, and I'm enjoying playing in the Premier League. The fans have been great to me, and I'm looking forward to the future here."
When asked about his contract negotiations, Eriksen emphasized his focus on performing well for the team: "I leave everything about my contract and stuff to my agent. I can't say too much about that, but I'm here and I'm happy."
Manchester United's Position
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has also commented on Eriksen's contract situation, indicating that he sees the midfielder as an important part of his plans for the upcoming season. "We are very happy with Christian," ten Hag said.
"He's a top player who has shown his quality since joining the club. He's a great fit for the way we want to play, and we are in talks with his agent about extending his contract."
Contract Details
According to various sources, Manchester United and Eriksen's representatives have been in negotiations for several weeks, but no agreement has yet been reached. Eriksen is reportedly seeking a contract worth around £200,000 per week, while Manchester United is believed to be offering a lower amount.
Both parties are keen to reach an agreement, and it is expected that a resolution will be found before the start of the new season. Eriksen is a valuable asset to Manchester United, and the club is determined to retain his services.
