Christian Eriksen, Manchester United's midfielder, was the star of Denmark's 2-2 draw with Switzerland on Tuesday. He scored one goal and assisted another, leaving local media singing his praises. Eriksen's first-half free-kick led to Gustav Isaksen's equalizer, and his second-half strike secured a point for Denmark. The Swiss had taken the lead twice, but Eriksen's heroics turned the game around.

Newspaper B. T. called Eriksen one of Denmark's best ever players, highlighting his ability to turn games with crucial actions. His performance in the Nations League match was a reminder of why he's so highly regarded. Eriksen has been having a great season, both for his club and country. At United, he's contributed six goals and assists in eight appearances.

Eriksen's contract at Old Trafford expires in less than a year, making him an attractive target for other clubs. However, he hasn't discussed extending his stay yet. As for Manchester United, they're eyeing Bayern Munich stars Leroy Sane and Leon Goretzka for potential transfers next year. The Red Devils are looking to bolster their midfield, with Goretzka possibly joining as early as the winter transfer window.

Christian Eriksen: Denmark's Hero in a Thrilling Draw

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