The Dane Christian Eriksen and Internazionale are scratching their heads. After many fives and sixs, Francesco Braconaro, member of the technical scientific committee of the Italian federation, confirmed to the Italian Radio Kiss that Eriksen is not allowed to compete with a defibrillator in the Serie A. Eriksen received that defibrillator after he had to deal with the European Championships. got with heart failure.
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“Eriksen cannot be fully approved to play in Italy,” Braconaro said. “Only if he has the defibrillator removed and if a specialist can show that he is physically well again, can he play for Inter again.” Italy is a lot stricter in that area than other European competitions. In the Jupiler Pro League, for example, Anthony Van Loo played with a defibrillator for a long time. It is also allowed for European football.
Simone Inzaghi, Antonio Conte’s successor at the national champions, already reacted to the midfielder’s situation earlier this month: “Now he must rest. We will wait for him here with open arms.”
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