Inter Milan outcast Christian Eriksen could ‘make a remarkable return to Tottenham just a year after a £ 17.5m move to Italy if Dele Alli reunites with Mauricio Pochettino at PSG’
- Reports in Italy suggest Christian Eriksen is returning to Tottenham
- Returning to England would be due to Dele Alli leaving this month
- It has been reported that Mauricio Pochettino wants to reunite with Alli at PSG new club
Christian Milan could lead Eriksen back to Tottenham if Dele Alli is reunited with Mauricio Pochettino at PSG, according to reports in Italy.
Just a year after leaving Spurs for Italy in a £ 17.5million cut move, the Dane finds himself looking for a new grazing after falling out of favor under Antonio Conte.
But an unlikely move back to Spurs, where Eriksen was a star before he confronted fans with his desire to leave, is becoming more likely, according to Gazzetta dello Sport, who adds that that is up to Alli to seal a move for himself.
Christian Eriksen could return to Spurs if Dele Alli is able to move away this month
Eriksen made over 300 appearances for Spurs before joining Inter Milan 12 months ago
They claim a return to Spurs is on the cards for Eriksen if Alli moves to PSG and reunite with their former boss Pochettino, who took over at the French giants this week.
While Sportsmail announced this week that Eriksen is a prime target for Pochettino, a Gazzetta report reveals that the Argentine is in no hurry to work with him again.
Like his old team, Alli is also struggling for playing time this season after Jose Mourinho froze.
Interlocutor Beppe Marotta confirmed last month that they would seek a permanent move for Eriksen.
It has been reported that Mauricio Pochettino is willing to reunite with Alli after taking over at PSG
He said: ‘We have been very clear many times that there are players on the so-called transfer list, these are players who want to play more regularly, and the club is ready to make them happy and find new ones. .
‘Eriksen is on the transfer list, Piero Ausilio confirmed so much. It’s been hard to settle into the squad, he’s not involved in the squad.
‘That’s no insult in terms of professionalism, it’s not a punishment.
‘It’s just a situation that has improved and it’s okay to go where he can play more consistently.’
Eriksen is on Inter Milan’s transfer list for the January window, according to their Director
Eriksen spent seven years at Spurs, making 305 appearances after arriving from Ajax in 2013.
He was a key man in their run to the Champions League final in 2019, but left just six months later in search of a new challenge.
But it didn’t work out for him at the San Siro, with the 28-year-old struggling for form and consistency during 12 months in Italy.