The time for Eriksen to return to the field was determined

The Danish midfielder of Inter, who went to the brink of death in Euro 2020, will not be able to return to the field soon.

Inter Milan midfielder Kristin Eriksen met with his team-mates in Nerazzurri yesterday (Wednesday) for the first time after the horrific incident that took place during the match between the national teams of Denmark and Finland in the group stage of Euro 2020.

He, who was on the verge of death due to a previous stop in that game, has not played any football since that day, and it is still unclear whether he can do it due to the implantation of a heart shock device (defibrillator or electroconvulsive) in his body. To play in Serie A again or not. According to Italian football regulations, players who use defibrillators are not allowed to play in Calcio. So Eriksen must continue to be monitored to see if it is possible for him to continue living without a heart electroconvulsive device. If this is not possible, he will have to say goodbye to Serie A and move to leagues such as the Premier League or the Dutch Eredivisie, where there is no ban on the use of this device for players on the field.

Meanwhile, the Corriere dello Sport reported on the return of Christian Eriksen that the Danish player told his Inter teammates that he was lucky to be alive and that it would take at least another four or five months for him to return to football.

Corriere writes that his eyes were filled with tears when Eriksen met his teammates at the Appiano Gentile training ground.

According to a statement issued by Inter; Eriksen will continue to work according to the recovery plan prescribed by the Danish doctors in Copenhagen, and during this time, the medical staff of Inter will be in the process of treating his player.

Eriksen, 29, is now returning to Denmark to complete his recovery.