Eriksen speaks after fainting incident

Christian Eriksen speaks out after fainting in Denmark vs Ukraine friendly. The midfielder says he feels fine and recovery has begun.

ByMia Lopez- Senior Editor

2026-06-08 18:02|Last updated: 2026-06-08 18:03

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Eriksen speaks after fainting incident — Photo: Prepared by Bond.az

Christian Eriksen has released his first statement after collapsing during a friendly match against Ukraine.

The Danish midfielder posted on social media: 'I feel fine and I'm home with my family. The shock from my ICD was a big jolt, but this was different from 2021. Recovery has started.'

He thanked teammates and medical staff for their support. Eriksen added he is focused on full recovery, family time, and playing football with his kids.

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