The Danish national team player Christian Eriksen will continue his career in Manchester United, after agreeing all the details with the "red devils" today.

According to the BBC, Eriksen should sign a three-year contract with United, but only after passing the medical examinations.

The Dane joins United at the insistence of new manager Erik ten Haag as a free agent after his contract with Brentford expired.

Christian Eriksen terminated his contract with Inter on December 21 after failing to obtain medical clearance to play in Italy. During the European Championship last summer, the football player had a heart attack and his life was saved at the last moment, and then a defibrillator was implanted to regulate his heart.

After the termination of the contract with Inter, Eriksen, after passing the medical examinations and receiving permission from a special medical committee, signed for Brentford in January and delighted fans and experts with his games.

After the end of the season, Eriksen received several offers, the most serious of which were from Tottenham and Manchester United, and the Dane decided to continue his career at Old Trafford.

In addition to Brentford and Inter, Christian Eiksen has also played for Tottenham and Ajax.