Manchester United 'to sell Christian Eriksen for right price'

Having impressed on his appearances for Brentford after recovering from a cardiac arrest in 2021, Eriksen became one of Erik ten Hag's first additions at Old Trafford.

Since his arrival in July 2022, a total of 48 starts and 17 substitute outings have been made in all competitions, the Denmark international proving to be a shrewd piece of business.

However, while three goals and 12 assists have been contributed during that period, Eriksen has gradually fallen down the pecking order.

While a knee injury during the back end of 2023 did not help his cause, the 32-year-old has remained as an unused substitute during six of United's last seven fixtures in the Premier League.

On a plus note, Eriksen played his part in United's roaring comeback to beat Liverpool in the FA Cup quarter-finals on Sunday, being introduced when his side were 2-1 down before they eventually prevailed by a 4-3 scoreline.

Nevertheless, the former Tottenham Hotspur star is effectively viewed as fourth choice in the midfield pecking order behind Kobbie Mainoo, Casemiro and Scott McTominay.

Should Mason Mount remain fit, Eriksen's already-limited game time may come under greater threat, and it appears that an exit from the Theatre Of Dreams remains a possibility.

According to FootballTransfers, United are not against parting ways with Eriksen if they receive a suitable offer.

The report suggests that it would take «an acceptable and satisfactory offer» for a sale to be contemplated, with United in a position where they could benefit from reducing their outgoings.

New minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is keen to stamp his own mark on the first-team