S Poddar
The international match break has been a much-needed ‘stop’ for most of Manchester United players, an event to recharge their batteries and find an escape from the adverse climatic conditions that Manchester United had been going through lately. Among these is Christian Eriksen, who has similarly shown out for Denmark similar to his display at Old Trafford.
While a number of United players like Bruno Fernandes and Diogo Dalot did quite well for their nation, Eriksen has arguably been the player who stood out most. He makes a seamless transition from club to country, which makes him one extremely talented and dedicated guy.
Eriksen: Eriksen showed class again by playing once more for Switzerland. His goal and assist in the 2-2 draw underlined his creative prowess as well as how he influences the game at its highest level. Not only was it a performance about scoring important goals, but also defensive works and control of tempo.
Eriksen has been the pleasant surprise for many United fans. While he has generally been earmarked for his first-class passing and vision, this year he has brought an added element in the guise of a greater threat going forward. Three goals, three assists in all competitions for United, and Eriksen stands as one of the top performers for the team.
Yet, it is surprising how much contrast there is between Eriksen’s form and overall performances at United. While the club has had some its ups and downs, Eriksen has always risen to the challenge of inspiring hope in the impossible project that was before his eyes.
All that tells that the more time linked with the season, the more Eriksen will play a key role for United and Denmark. In a team, it is very important that a player who may silently change the dynamics of the game upside down for others. He gives his teammates the key to boost confidence at every moment on the field.
In summary, Christian Eriksen has been phenomenal in performances for the national team of Denmark. Transitions between club and country show a rare quality in this young man; the resurgence has come at a good time both for Manchester United and the Danish national team, and his contributions are going to be crucial as the season unfolds in both teams.
