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Published 16:39 25 Nov 2020 GMT

The same report claims Spurs have privately ruled out any attempts to bring the player back to the club, but that Arsenal are one of several Premier League sides to have been made aware of the Dane's availability.
Eriksen, despite the seven years he spent with Spurs, is said to be open to the idea of playing for Mikel Arteta's side and could be signed for as little as £12m.
A regular criticism of Arteta's evolving Arsenal side has been its lack of creativity, and Eriksen could be viewed as a solution to that.
Whether the Arsenal boss sees him as an ideal fit with his high-intensity style of play, however, remains to be seen.Explore more on these topics:
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