Wolfsburg midfielder Christian Eriksen will return to his native Denmark to undergo an individual rehabilitation program, the 2. Bundesliga club announced on Thursday.
The Denmark international collapsed during a friendly against Ukraine in June. He previously suffered a heart attack during the opening match of the European Championship against Finland in Copenhagen in 2021.
The decision was finalized after discussions between the 34-year-old and Wolfsburg director Dieter Hecking. The club confirmed it will maintain regular contact with Eriksen and the medical staff overseeing his treatment.
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“We continue to wish Christian all the best with his rehabilitation,” Wolfsburg said in a statement. Eriksen joined the German team as a free agent in September after leaving Manchester United.
Published on July 9, 2026
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