A report in the UK says Tottenham Hotspur's Christian Eriksen is set to have a summer choice between Real Madrid and Manchester United. Eriksen is reportedly facing an end-of-season choice between Real Madrid and Manchester United.
With Eriksen about to head into the final 12 months of his contract and stalling on a new deal, the Daily Express says Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy may be willing to sell for around 100 million euros this year, rather than risk losing the Denmark international midfielder for nothing in summer 2020.
Of his two possible destinations, says the Express, Eriksen would choose Madrid. The newspaper adds that Spurs would probably prefer to see the 27-year-old go to the Bernabéu, as their relationship with United has been strained ever since Dimitar Berbatov swapped White Hart Lane for Old Trafford in a 26-million-euro switch in 2008. Indeed, Tottenham are yet to sell another player to the club.
It's a situation Madrid have benefited from previously, having snapped up Luka Modric and Gareth Bale from Spurs in the face of United interest in 2012 and 2013, respectively. What's more, the North London club also put the brakes on a potential Eric Dier move to the Red Devils in 2017, forcing United to turn to Chelsea's Nemanja Matic instead.


                                                                    
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