He may not have a ball at the moment, but it is clear that this bizarre two months of the coronavirus has given us stories that we will never forget. One of them comes to us from Italy and concerns how it was quarantined by Christian Eriksen…
The Danish midfielder left Tottenham for Inter during the January transfer window, but things certainly did not go his way. Covid-19 managed to play eight matches before everything was swept away, forcing everyone to close their homes.
The issue with the 28-year-old midfielder is that when the pandemic hit, he had not yet managed to find a home in Milan! During his first two months there he stayed in a hotel, which closed in March, forcing Eriksen to stay at the τερ Inter κέντρο training center…
As he told the Sun, "I was thinking of asking a teammate to host me, such as Lukaku or Young. But they have families to take care of. So I ended up at the team's training center with a chef and five members of the technical staff who decided to isolate themselves there to protect their own. "
As if all this were not enough, the language problem came up, when the Dane had to go out to go to the supermarket. "I had to explain in my very poor Italian to the police who stopped me because I was out of the house," admitted the Nerazzurri player, who has not touched a ball during his seven weeks at the Suning Training Center! The training facilities were locked, with the result that the football player… ran to the underground garage, where, according to him, he calculated the distance and ran "35 meters and then so many more back. "These seven weeks without the ball are the most I have spent in my life."
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