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Inter Milan advise Eriksen to leave: “Football history is full of cases like this”eriksen inter
Christian Eriksen of Inter Milan is the highest paid bench player in Serie A and both the club and the former Tottenham midfielder want to change that in January. “If Eriksen has not played much until January, he will ask for a transfer himself,” Inter’s CEO Giuseppe Marotta told Sky Italia. “We have to do it without controversy from both sides and evaluate it as a positive transfer, which has not worked from our technical-tactical side,” Marotta said about Eriksen, who arrivedfrom Spurs for €20 million last January.
Market Value 
C. Eriksen Attacking Midfield €20.00m
Since then, the most valuable Danish football player has not been able to match his top performances in the Spurs shirt. Inter convinced Eriksen with a contract running until 2024, which, according to Gazzetta dello Sport, will earn him €7.5 million net a season. His stats to date: seven goal involvements in 35 matches.
Eriksen, Ibrahimovic & Co. – The highest paid Serie A players 
Kalidou Koulibaly | Napoli | €6M ©imago images
Yearly net salary according to Gazzetta dello Sport
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Alex Sandro | Juventus | €6M ©imago images
Yearly net salary according to Gazzetta dello Sport
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Gianluigi Donnarumma | Milan | €6M ©imago images
Yearly net salary according to Gazzetta dello Sport
3/16
Arturo Vidal | Inter | €6.5M ©imago images
Yearly net salary according to Gazzetta dello Sport
4/16
Wojciech Szczesny | Juventus | €6.5M ©imago images
Yearly net salary according to Gazzetta dello Sport
5/16
Leonardo Bonucci | Juventus | €6.5M ©imago images
Yearly net salary according to Gazzetta dello Sport
6/16
Zlatan Ibrahimovic | Milan | €7M ©imago images
Yearly net salary according to Gazzetta dello Sport
7/16
Alexis Sánchez | Inter | €7M ©imago images
Yearly net salary according to Gazzetta dello Sport
8/16
Aaron Ramsey | Juventus | €7M ©imago images
Yearly net salary according to Gazzetta dello Sport
9/16
Adrien Rabiot | Juventus | €7M ©imago images
Yearly net salary according to Gazzetta dello Sport
10/16
Paulo Dybala | Juventus | €7.3M ©imago images
Yearly net salary according to Gazzetta dello Sport
11/16
Edin Dzeko | Roma | €7.5M ©imago images
Yearly net salary according to Gazzetta dello Sport
12/16
Christian Eriksen | Inter | €7.5M ©imago images
Yearly net salary according to Gazzetta dello Sport
13/16
Romelu Lukaku | Inter | €7.5M ©imago images
Yearly net salary according to Gazzetta dello Sport
14/16
Matthijs de Ligt | Juventus | €8M ©imago images
Yearly net salary according to Gazzetta dello Sport
15/16
Cristiano Ronaldo | Juventus | €31M ©imago images
Yearly net salary according to Gazzetta dello Sport
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A good two weeks ago, Eriksen set the ball rolling publicly and told Danish TV station TV2: “This is not what I dreamed of. It’s a strange situation because the fans want to see me play more and I want that too, but the coach has other ideas and as a player I have to respect them.” After two Serie A games, which the Dane had to follow completely from the bench recently, head coach Antonio Conte brought him on in the 3-0 win over US Sassuolo five minutes before the end on Saturday.
Marotta: “Coach has the right to choose” – Eriksen to return to England?
Marotta said: “Football history is full of cases like this one. It turns out that players do not work in a system. It’s the coach’s job to evaluate that.” Since taking office in the summer of 2019, Conte has been given virtually every player he wanted, including Eriksen. “Last January we took the chance and signed the player for €20 million and he is a very good player. Then there can be problems, but the coach has the right and the duty to choose the eleven players who give him more security,” Marotta continued.
Diallo, Aaronson & Co.These winter transfers are already agreedClick here for overviewOnly a few clubs can afford Eriksen’s high net salary, especially since there will also be a transfer fee. Since the big ones in Spain currently have no funds to realise such a transfer, Eriksen could possibly return to England. “I’m focussing on my game, and when the transfer window opens, we will see if something happens or not,” he said.
The most valuable Serie A players 
50 Robin Gosens – Atalanta – market value: €27M ©imago images
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49 Merih Demiral – juventus – market value: €27M ©imago images
2/50
48 Jordan Veretout – Roma – market value: €28M (+ €4M) ©imago images
3/50
47 Adrien Rabiot – Juventus – market value: €28M ©imago images
4/50
46 Nikola Milenkovic – Fiorentina – market value: €28M ©imago images
5/50
45 Rafael Leão – Milan – market value: €28M (+ €4M) ©imago images
6/50
44 Rodrigo de Paul – Udine – market value: €30M ©imago images
7/50
43 Joaquín Correa – Lazio – market value: €30M ©imago images
8/50
42 Hakan Calhanoglu – Milan – market value: €30M (+ €7M) ©imago images
9/50
41 Manuel Locatelli – Sassuolo – market value: €30M (+ €5M) ©imago images
10/50
40 Konstantinos Manolas – Napoli – market value. €32M ©TM/imago images
11/50
39 Ante Rebic – Milan – market value: €32M ©imago images
12/50
38 Lorenzo Pellegrini – Roma – market value: €32M ©imago images
13/50
37 Sandro Tonali – Milan – market value: €32M ©imago images
14/50
36 Hirving Lozano – Napoli – market value: €33M (+ €5M) ©imago images
15/50
35 Ismaël Bennacer – Milan – market value: €33M (+ €5M) ©imago images
16/50
34 Wojciech Szczesny – Juventus – market value: €35M ©imago images
17/50
33 Alex Sandro – Juventus – market value: €35M ©imago images
18/50
32 Piotr Zielinski – Napoli – market value: €35M ©imago images
19/50
31 Andrea Belotti .- Torino – market value: €35M ©imago images
20/50
30 Franck Kessié – Milan – market value: €35M (+ €8M) ©imago images
21/50
29 Alessio Romagnoli – Milan – market value: €36M ©imago images
22/50
28 Duván Zapata – Atalanta – market value: €40M ©imago images
23/50
27 Álvaro Morata – Juventus – market value: €40M (+ €4M) ©imago images
24/50
26 Marcelo Brozovic – Inter – market value: €40M (- €10M) ©imago images
25/50
25 Ciro Immobile – Lazio – market value: €45M ©imago images
26/50
24 Theo Hernández – Milan – market value: €45M ©imago images
27/50
23 Alessandro Bastoni – Inter – market value: €45M ©imago images
28/50
22 Nicolò Zaniolo – Roma – market value: €45M (- €10M) ©imago images
29/50
21 Dejan Kulusevski – Juventus – market value: €45M (+ €5M) ©imago images
30/50
20 Lorenzo Insigne – Napoli – market value: €48M ©imago images
31/50
19 Federico Chiesa – Juventus – market value: €48M ©imago images
32/50
18 Christian Eriksen – Inter – market value: €50M (- €10M) ©imago images
33/50
17 Luis Alberto – Lazio – market value: €50M ©imago images
34/50
16 Milan Skriniar – Inter – market value: €50M ©imago images
35/50
15 Fabián Ruiz – Napoli – market value: €50M ©imago images
36/50
14 Nicolò Barella – Inter – market value: €50M ©imago images
37/50
13 Rodrigo Bentancur – Juventus – market value: €50M ©imago images
38/50
12 Achraf Hakimi – Inter – market value: €50M (- €4M) ©imago images
39/50
11 Victor Osimhen – Napoli – market value: €50M (+ €10M) ©imago images
40/50
10 Cristiano Ronaldo – Juventus – market value: €60M ©imago images
41/50
9 Stefan de Vrij – Inter – market value: €60M ©imago images
42/50
8 Arthur – Juventus – market value: €60M (+ €4M) ©imago images
43/50
7 Gianluigi Donnarumma – Milan – market value: €60M ©imago images
44/50
6 Kalidou Koulibaly – Napoli – market value: €65M ©imago images
45/50
5 Sergej Milinkovic-Savic – Lazio – market value: €65M ©imago images
46/50
4 Lautaro Martínez – Inter – market value: €70M ©imago images
47/50
3 Matthijs de Ligt – Juventus – market value: €70M ©imago images
48/50
2 – Paulo Dybala – Juventus – market value: €80M ©imago images
49/50
1 Romelu Lukaku – Inter – market value: €85M ©imago images
50/50
Inter Milan advise Eriksen to leave: “Football history is full of cases like this”