Eriksen Sets the Record Straight: No Thoughts of Ending Career

Christian Eriksen, 'My football adventure is nowhere near the ending'

Christian Eriksen denies rumors of considering retirement, saying he still has a lot of football to play. Read about Christian Eriksen's response to retirement speculation and his excitement for the next chapter in his career with Wolfsburg.

“No, it was really just to get out and touch a ball. It wasn't to stop speculation...”

Christian Eriksen is gearing up for his potential Bundesliga debut with Wolfsburg against Borussia Dortmund on Sunday. The Danish midfielder has expressed excitement about joining the German league, noting that he's eager to get used to the style of play. “I've already seen many other places. Now I need to get used to the German league,” Eriksen said, adding that he enjoys the open nature of Bundesliga games, which he hopes will benefit his own gameplay.

Eriksen's journey to Wolfsburg comes after a remarkable recovery from a cardiac arrest during the 2021 European Championship. His determination and resilience have been an inspiration, and he's now ready for a new chapter in his career. Wolfsburg's sporting director, Sebastian Schindzielorz, praised Eriksen's extensive experience and leadership qualities, saying they'll be a significant boost to the team's young squad.

As for his debut, Eriksen was part of the Wolfsburg squad that faced FC Köln last weekend but didn't get to play. He enjoyed the atmosphere, though, and is looking forward to getting on the pitch soon. Coach Paul Simonis is weighing his options, considering Eriksen's fitness level after just one training session with the team. The final decision on his debut will likely be made after the next training session.

Christian Eriksen Sets the Record Straight

After months of speculation surrounding his future, Danish international playmaker Christian Eriksen has put the rumors to rest. There was considerable discussion among fans and experts about whether Eriksen considered hanging up his boots following his stint with Manchester United. However, in a recent interview with Viaplay, Eriksen dismissed all speculation, stating, “I never had any consideration to end my career. I still have a lot of football to play. I love to play. My football adventure is nowhere near the ending now.”

During the uncertainty about his career, Eriksen trained with Malmö FF to maintain his fitness levels. He clarified that this wasn't to quell speculation about potential retirement but rather to stay connected to the football world.

Eriksen has since signed with VfL Wolfsburg and is expected to make his debut against Borussia Dortmund at Signal Iduna Park on Sunday. His move to Wolfsburg has generated excitement among fans, and Eriksen seems ready for the new chapter in his career.

Christian Eriksen recently joined Wolfsburg on a two-year deal after departing Manchester United as a free agent. During his time without a club, Eriksen trained with Malmö FF to maintain his fitness levels. However, he clarified that this wasn't to quell speculation about potential retirement. “No, it was really just to get out and touch a ball. It wasn't to stop speculation. It was really just to show and get a feeling that you are still part of the football world. That was one of the reasons,” Eriksen explained.

Eriksen is now set to make his Bundesliga debut for Wolfsburg against Borussia Dortmund on Sunday evening at Signal Iduna Park. The Danish midfielder expressed excitement about joining the German league, noting its open nature and numerous scoring opportunities. “I've already seen many other places. Now I need to get used to the German league,” Eriksen said. “It's fun to follow the Bundesliga; there's a lot going on. The games are open, with plenty of chances on both sides, which I hope to benefit from.”

🎙️ Simonis: Christian Eriksen macht im Training einen guten Eindruck und wird körperlich von Woche zu Woche besser. Am Wochenende steht er im Kader – und erhöht damit unsere Qualität.#BVBWOB #VfLWolfsburg pic.twitter.com/OjtaErmpqV

— VfL Wolfsburg (@VfL_Wolfsburg) September 19, 2025

Wolfsburg's sporting director, Sebastian Schindzielorz, praised Eriksen's extensive experience and leadership qualities, stating that he'll be a significant boost to the team's young squad. Eriksen's signing marks a strategic push by Wolfsburg to blend youth with experience, and his presence is expected to provide immediate improvements in performance and foster long-term growth.