Denmark international Christian Eriksen said he’s ‘happy with his choice’ of moving to Inter but admitted he’s living a new reality on the fringes of the starting line-up and hopes ‘everyone starts from scratch’ ahead of 2020-21.
Eriksen har joined the Denmark squad ahead of the UEFA Nations League matches against Belgium and England, where he was asked about his situation at Inter.
Denmark international Christian Eriksen said he’s ‘happy with his choice’ of moving to Inter but admitted he’s living a new reality on the fringes of the starting line-up and hopes ‘everyone starts from scratch’ ahead of 2020-21.
Eriksen har joined the Denmark squad ahead of the UEFA Nations League matches against Belgium and England, where he was asked about his situation at Inter.
“I had a few days off, but now I’m with the national team and I still haven’t had any information on what the club will do when I return,” Eriksen told DR Sporten.
“I certainly hope to return and that everyone starts from scratch, then we’ll have to see what the coach really thinks.
Eriksen has struggled to claim a place in Antonio Conte’s starting line-up and the former Tottenham Hotspur star spoke of a different reality in Milan.
“I was used to always being a starter, now I’m living a new situation. I have to work my way out of it and only then look back and see if I was right or wrong.
“You have to take everything as it comes. I feel I have done my part and overall, I was happy with the choice I made to come to Inter and I still am.”