Christian Eriksen

Manchester United, as usual, are being linked with a host of names in the summer transfer window. But what are their chances of landing them?

Leeds travel to Brentford knowing they need to better Burnley's result to avoid dropping into the Championship.

Two wins is all you need to turn a season around when you're near the bottom and despite the frustration of a draw with Watford, Everton are very much on an upward trajectory ahead of the Bees' visit.

Christian Eriksen has produced some impressive performances on his Premier League return at Brentford but is a free agent in the summer.

Manchester United prepare for their final home game of the season on Monday night, but with top four now out of reach, the Red Devils look lost for motivation.

Brentford have won five of their last six games in the Premier League and have the form to make Saturday’s capital clash uncomfortable for visitors and top-four chasers Tottenham Hotspur.

Spurs boss Antonio Conte is excited about crossing paths with Christian Eriksen once again.

Christian Eriksen inspired Brentford to a famous 4-1 victory over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

After taking the lead through Antonio Rudiger, Chelsea capitulated in the second half of their Premier League clash against Brentford, losing 4-1 at Stamford Bridge.

The Brentford midfielder was making his first international appearance since his cardiac arrest during the 2020 European Championships.

Following Manchester City's dominant derby win, Micah Richards couldn't help but to laugh at Roy Keane, while Christian Eriksen's emotional return warranted a hug from Brandon Williams.

Christian Eriksen completed his emotional return as he made his Brentford debut as a second-half substitute against Newcastle - but the visitors took the Premier League points with a 2-0 win.

Despite stringing together a six-match unbeaten run, Eddie Howe has warned Newcastle to expect a scrappy end to the season.

Piers Morgan loves a controversial comment. In other news, water is wet.

Denmark star ready to resume football career after dramatic scenes at Euro 2020.

Luis Diaz can hit the ground running, Van de Beek can finally show his talent, and there's a Newcastle signing you should certainly avoid.

Newcastle eye up a trio of signings, Burnley have found their Chris Wood replacement and Christian Eriksen settles in at Brentford.

Seven months after suffering a cardiac arrest at Euro 2020, Christian Eriksen has returned to football, signing for Brentford until the end of the season.

The Bees are rumoured to be lining up a short-term deal for the 29-year-old. Matt Whiley looks at why it is a lose-lose situation for the club and player.

Christian Eriksen has arrived at Brentford having agreed a short-term deal. Matt Whiley looks at why the move is a win-win for both the club and the player.

Grealish's unveiling doesn't quite go to plan, Barcelona are progressing through the stages of grief, and Malmo boss Jon Dahl Tomasson has a pop at Rangers.

Slip of the tongue or the true feelings of Gary Cotterill? Meanwhile, the Olympics' longest swimming event gains a new fan.

As the last of the players signed with the Gareth Bale cash leaves Spurs, it seems an appropriate time to assess the contributions they all made.