An “unbelievable” Manchester United player is now “likely” to depart Old Trafford next summer.

The star of Manchester United is now “likely to leave” Old Trafford next summer, which is “unbelievable.” Christian Eriksen may be playing to attract potential suitors ahead of his 2025 release,

despite experiencing a revival in form for Manchester United this season. The seasoned Dane is indeed on the brink of departing Old Trafford next June, as his contract with the club is set to expire. This is due to the fact that, according to Fabrizio Romano, the Red Devils have not begun discussions with Eriksen regarding a potential extension. Consequently, it is probable that he will depart the team at the conclusion of the 2024/2025 campaign. Nevertheless, it is improbable that the information will come as a significant shock to the supporters. Although the midfielder has indeed demonstrated his reliability when called upon this season, he is now 32 years old and has long since passed the zenith he achieved during his time at Tottenham Hotspur. At that time, United would have been better off investing heavily in his acquisition. Eriksen is currently halfway to matching his total number of starts from the entire 2023/2024 season, which he was compelled to accept a substantially diminished role when Kobbie Mainoo broke into the first-team setup. He has made his seventh start in all competitions. Eriksen is experiencing a substantial improvement in his performance.

He has scored three goals and provided three assists in his nine appearances thus far. Two of his goals and one assist were scored during United’s 7-0 victory over Barnsley in the third-round Carabao Cup match last month. Sky Sports pundit and former Spurs teammate Michael Dawson praised him as “unbelievable” following the match. “He is an extraordinary player; I have personally witnessed his talent on numerous occasions.” Dawson addressed the panel after the full-time whistle, “He is a highly intelligent footballer who can see a pass, brings calmness, and can speed up or slow down the game as needed.” Eriksen was deployed from the outset against Brentford, his previous club, and was partnered by fellow veteran Casemiro in the midst of the park. He subsequently achieved an impressive 100% long passing accuracy and 98% regular passing accuracy, in addition to registering five passes into the final third, five defensive actions, and creating four opportunities, as reported by StatmanDave. His accomplishments would unquestionably be a welcomed addition to the majority of premier league clubs.