Eriksen leaves Wolfsburg by mutual consent

Christian Eriksen has parted ways with German club Wolfsburg by mutual consent, a decision announced just over three months after he collapsed during Denmark’s friendly against Ukraine.

Christian Eriksen has left Bundesliga side Wolfsburg by mutual agreement, the club and player confirming the end of their association.

The decision comes just over three months after Eriksen collapsed while representing Denmark in a friendly match against Ukraine. That incident occurred during international duty and attracted widespread attention.

The split has been described as a mutual one between Eriksen and Wolfsburg, bringing to a close his time with the German club. No further details about the terms of the separation were provided in the initial announcement.

Eriksen’s departure ends his spell at Wolfsburg and leaves the midfielder free to determine his next steps in club or international football. Both player and club will now move on separately following the agreement.