These 10 clubs have all expressed interest in signing Brentford’s Christian Eriksen this summer

Christian Eriksen is a man in demand after a sterling performance for Brentford in the second half of the season, where he provided four assists and a goal in 11 appearances.

The Bees will be kicking themselves for not tying him down to a long-term contract, when no one was willing to take the punt on him after his cardiac arrest on the pitch during the Euros.

Brentford ripped up their wage structure and presented a bumper long-term deal, with manager Thomas Frank revealing that he would have a statue erected for him after his time at the club.

The Danish boss did admit that Eriksen would still have his blessing if he was to leave.

Manchester United manager Erik Ten Hag spent some time with Eriksen during his recovery from heart issues and is reported to be interested in bringing him to Old Trafford this summer.

Tottenham, a club where he played 226 times in the Premier League scoring 51 goals and providing 62 assists, are also hot on his heels with Antonio Conte looking to build a side that can compete both in Europe and the Champions League.

The 30-year-old was again in fine form as Denmark beat Austria 2-1 in the Nations League, and it’s not just English clubs who are looking at the midfielder.

According to reports back in Denmark, Augsburg, Torino, Leverkusen, Dortmund, Sarpsborg, Trabzonspor and İstanbulspor have all been in contact with the player’s representatives to try and sign him.

Brentford’s feelings as this transfer saga continues to drag on

Brentford fans are really on the edge at the minute.

They absolutely adore the midfielder and would love to have him for at least another season, but they are also respectful and would reluctantly accept if he decides to move on to another club.

The fact that he has said that he would love to play Champions League football does suggest that he is craving something that Brentford can’t offer.

The rumours though will be frustrating Bees fans, reading every day that the player they want is being tossed around from one club to the other is not nice.