I can’t continue to keep up with this. Erik Ten Hag has almost completely destroyed my career. Despite being a young talented player, I’m viewed as a flop by the fans” – A Manchester United player has disclosed that he will be departing the club at the end of the season, even though he has been regularly utilized by Erik ten Hag.

Manchester United have several players whose contracts are set to expire at the end of this season, providing an opportunity to reduce their wage bill.

Among them is Christian Eriksen, and it appears the club has not made any moves toward a contract extension.

Speaking to Bold/Ekstra Bladet in Denmark, Eriksen confirmed, “As stated to Bold, the parties are not discussing extending the agreement.”

This leaves the 32-year-old midfielder with important decisions in the coming months, especially considering his ambitions with Denmark’s national team.

Eriksen acknowledged that his next club choice would impact his national team prospects, saying, “It will be a bit of a balancing act.

I’m not getting any younger, so those considerations will be part of the decision about your career, the national team, and everything.”

He also noted that while playing for clubs like Tottenham and Inter, he didn’t have to think much about his place in the national squad. However, when he joined Brentford, he needed to prove himself before moving to United.
So far this season, Eriksen has been a key player for Erik ten Hag, making eight appearances for the club.

Christian Eriksen is facing a critical period in his career as his contract with Manchester United is set to expire at the end of this season. At 32, the Danish midfielder has confirmed that no discussions are currently taking place regarding an extension with the club. Speaking to Bold/Ekstra Bladet, Eriksen acknowledged that his future club choice will significantly impact his role with Denmark’s national team, as he considers his next move carefully.

Eriksen emphasized that while he didn’t need to worry about his national team place during his time at major clubs like Tottenham and Inter, joining Brentford required him to prove himself again before securing a move to United. This balancing act between his club career and maintaining his international prospects is becoming more important as he ages.

Despite the uncertainty over his contract, Eriksen has been a key figure for Manchester United this season under Erik ten Hag, making eight appearances so far. His form and future decisions will be closely watched in the coming months, especially as he continues to weigh his options both at club and national levels.