Inter forward Christian Eriksen said it’s ‘always a pleasure to be back’ in the Denmark squad. ‘The coach lets me play, so I’m happy with that’.
The attacking midfielder, who moved to San Siro from Tottenham in January, has struggled to convince coach Antonio Conte at San Siro.
But this week he was back in the Denmark camp, contributing three goals in three games, including the only goal of the win against England in the UEFA Nations League last night.
Inter forward Christian Eriksen said it’s ‘always a pleasure to be back’ in the Denmark squad. ‘The coach lets me play, so I’m happy with that’.
The attacking midfielder, who moved to San Siro from Tottenham in January, has struggled to convince coach Antonio Conte at San Siro.
But this week he was back in the Denmark camp, contributing three goals in three games, including the only goal of the win against England in the UEFA Nations League last night.
Eriksen admitted he enjoys playing for the national team and that’s one thing that hasn’t changed since his move from Spurs.
“Anywhere I have been before, even at Spurs, it has always been a pleasure to travel to the national team,” Eriksen said at a press conference.
“It’s not different now, obviously like everyone knows and all the things you write, many things have changed, and I don’t play as much as I did at Tottenham.
“But it’s the same, when I come back to Denmark, I’m happy to be there and it doesn’t matter which club or where I am.
“I’m always happy to be back and the coach lets me play, so I’m happy with that.”