埃里克森的经纪人确认他将继续康复训练，并呼吁保护隐私

danish veteran Christian Eriksen, after parting ways with Wolfsburg, will persist with his rehabilitation training. This information was shared by Eriksen's agent, Martin Schutz, with Danish media outlet Bold. Following the termination of his contract on Wednesday, the pressing question surrounding the 34-year-old midfielder is whether he will retire from professional football or continue pursuing his career. However, it is certain that he intends to maintain his rehabilitation routine. In a message to Bold, Schutz stated, “Christian desires to spend more time with his family. He will continue his rehabilitation, and his family respectfully asks for privacy.”

On June 7, during a warm-up match between Denmark and Ukraine, Eriksen collapsed unexpectedly but quickly regained consciousness and was able to leave the field on his own. He later clarified that the ICD (implantable cardioverter-defibrillator) device he has been fitted with was functioning as intended at that moment, and since then, he has been actively engaging in rehabilitation. The outcome of this rehabilitation process on Eriksen's potential return to the pitch remains unclear. In the announcement regarding his contract termination on Wednesday, both Eriksen and Wolfsburg refrained from disclosing any plans regarding his future in professional football. Eriksen has expressed a desire to prioritize spending time with his loved ones. During his time at Wolfsburg, he made 34 appearances, scoring three goals and providing ten assists. Furthermore, Eriksen has achieved a milestone by representing the Danish national team 151 times, setting a record in the nation's football history.