The doctor from Denmark provided details of Eriksen’s health: “He had a heart attack, died for a few moments and we recovered from it with the first shock from the pacemaker.”

Denmark national team doctor Morten Poussin It was revealed that Christian Eriksen had a heart attack and that He “died” before being resurrected. The health expert was in charge of the CPR the midfielder received after he fainted during the European Cup match against Finland on Saturday.

Run minute 41 When the great Danish national team player was going to get a kick-off from one of his teammates on the left side. When the ball reached his feet, he fainted on the grass. It was seconds of bewilderment until everyone around them took a dimension of what had happened and very worried.

“We recovered it with our first pacemaker shock”Posen said Sunday at a news conference. ‘It was brief and decisive’, is detailed. According to the official statement of the Danish national team, Eriksen He is in stable condition in a Copenhagen hospital.

However, doctors still They have no explanation for the fainting experienced by the Inter Italy footballer“At the moment we don’t have an explanation,” Morten Possen said, “and one of his reasons for staying in the hospital is to understand what happened.”

Meanwhile, the Danish national team coach said, Casper HjolmandHe stated that he was able to speak with Eriksen through a video call. “It was a relief to see him smile,” she said.

Hjulmand noted that Eriksen was more concerned about his colleagues’ well-being and asked how they were feeling: “” How are they doing? It looks worse than me. I feel like I can go to training! “Typical Christian”he added.

According to Hegolmand, midfielder: “He wants us to keep going, so that’s what we’re going to do. We want to play for Christian.”

The doctor of his club, Inter Milan, said, Sunday, in Gazzetta dello sport what or what Eriksen did not provide the slightest indication of a health problem.

“The important thing is that he is fine, but he has never before gone through the smallest episode that would allow him to see troubleNeither near nor far, not when he was at Tottenham or Inter. Doctor Piero Volpi declared that controls in Italy are very strict.

Along the same lines, he also referred to this case Sanjay Sharma, his ex-physician at Tottenham: “Something has obviously gone terribly wrong. But they managed to get it back. The question is what happened? And why did that happen? This man underwent regular tests until 2019So how do you explain this cardiac arrest?

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