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Six months after Christian Eriksen's cardiac arrest at the European Championship, his contract with the Italian club Inter Milan was terminated by mutual agreement

Christian Eriksen's contract with Inter Milan ended by mutual agreement

Six months after Danish footballer Christian Eriksen's cardiac arrest at Euro Cup, his contract with the Italian club Inter Milan was terminated by mutual agreement

Six months after Danish footballer Christian Eriksen's cardiac arrest at the European Championship, his contract with the Italian club Inter Milan was terminated by mutual agreement.
Eriksen was not allowed to play in Italy due to local health regulations but the Danish footballer can continue his career in another country that has different rules.
However, the 29-year old footballer has not played any competitive game since he fainted on the field during Denmark's game at Euro Cup on June 12.

Eriksen has not played since falling face-first onto the field during Denmark's game at Euro Cup on June 12

Six months after Danish footballer Christian Eriksen's cardiac arrest at the European Championship, his contract with the Italian club Inter Milan was terminated by mutual agreement.
Eriksen was not allowed to play in Italy due to local health regulations but the Danish footballer can continue his career in another country that has different rules.
However, the 29-year old footballer has not played any competitive game since he fainted on the field during Denmark's game at Euro Cup on June 12.
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Romelu Lukaku&nbsp;is back to the Premier League after Chelsea got his signature for a fee which s reported to be&nbsp;$135 million which is a record transfer fee for the London based club.&nbsp;
The&nbsp;Belgium striker is back at Stamford Bridge from Inter Milan for his 2nd stint. Lukaku&nbsp;spent three seasons at Chelsea from 2011 but was loaned out to Everton&nbsp;for 2 before being sold for almost $35m in 2013.&nbsp;
Also Read:&nbsp;Lionel Messi joins Paris St Germain after shock exit from Barcelona
Lukaku's&nbsp;$135 million transfer makes him the 2nd most expensive player after Jack Grealish, who Manchester City signed&nbsp;for $139 million last week
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Chelsea re-sign Romelu Lukaku from Inter Milan for a club record fee

Lukaku's&nbsp;$135 million transfer makes him the 2nd most expensive player in Premier League history&nbsp;

Romelu Lukaku&nbsp;is back to the Premier League after Chelsea got his signature for a fee which s reported to be&nbsp;$135 million which is a record transfer fee for the London based club.&nbsp;
The&nbsp;Belgium striker is back at Stamford Bridge from Inter Milan for his 2nd stint. Lukaku&nbsp;spent three seasons at Chelsea from 2011 but was loaned out to Everton&nbsp;for 2 before being sold for almost $35m in 2013.&nbsp;
Lukaku's&nbsp;$135 million transfer makes him the 2nd most expensive player after Jack Grealish, who Manchester City signed&nbsp;for $139 million last week.&nbsp;

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<li>Chelsea re-sign Lukaku for $135 million from Inter Milan&nbsp;</li>
<li>Lukaku&nbsp;played for Chelsea in 2011 before leaving for Everton&nbsp;</li>
<li>Lukaku&nbsp;was signed by Chelsea for 3-times the price they sold him to Everton&nbsp;</li>
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Romelu Lukaku&nbsp;is back to the Premier League after Chelsea got his signature for a fee which s reported to be&nbsp;$135 million which is a record transfer fee for the London based club.&nbsp;
The&nbsp;Belgium striker is back at Stamford Bridge from Inter Milan for his 2nd stint. Lukaku&nbsp;spent three seasons at Chelsea from 2011 but was loaned out to Everton&nbsp;for 2 before being sold for almost $35m in 2013.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/a3py" target="_blank">Also Read:&nbsp;Lionel Messi joins Paris St Germain after shock exit from Barcelona</a>
Lukaku's&nbsp;$135 million transfer makes him the 2nd most expensive player after Jack Grealish, who Manchester City signed&nbsp;for $139 million last week
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Despite leading Inter Milan to the Serie A title this season, Antonio Conte&nbsp;left his role as the head coach of the Italian club&nbsp;on Wednesday.&nbsp;
The former Juventus, Chelsea and Italy boss brought Inter's 10-year trophy drought to an end by clinching the Scudetto ahead of arch rivals AC Milan. But his exit was widely expected, with reports suggesting irreconcilable differences between Conte and the club's ownership over finances and the need to cut costs and sell players this summer.
Conte joined Inter in 2019 and guided the club to the Europa League final in his first season, where they were beaten by Sevilla. This year Inter finished 12 points clear of Milan, ending Juventus' nine-year reign as Serie A champions.

Conte leaves Inter Milan just days after lifting Serie A trophy

Despite leading Inter Milan to the Serie A title this season, Antonio Conte&nbsp;left his role as the head coach of the Italian club&nbsp;on Wednesday.&nbsp;

Despite leading Inter Milan to the Serie A title this season, Antonio Conte&nbsp;left his role as the head coach of the Italian club&nbsp;on Wednesday.&nbsp;
The former Juventus, Chelsea and Italy boss brought Inter's 10-year trophy drought to an end by clinching the Scudetto ahead of arch rivals AC Milan. But his exit was widely expected, with reports suggesting irreconcilable differences between Conte and the club's ownership over finances and the need to cut costs and sell players this summer.
Conte joined Inter in 2019 and guided the club to the Europa League final in his first season, where they were beaten by Sevilla. This year Inter finished 12 points clear of Milan, ending Juventus' nine-year reign as Serie A champions.

Inter Milan players celebrated their historic 19th&nbsp;Serie A title with thousands of fans gathered outside the San Siro&nbsp;on Sunday. In the final match of the season, Inter Milan smashed Udinese&nbsp;5-1 with&nbsp;Ashley Young,&nbsp;Christian Eriksen, Lautaro Martinez,&nbsp;Ivan Perisic&nbsp;and&nbsp;Romelu Lukaku. The title win is even more special as it comes after a decade. The win also snapped Juventus' domination in&nbsp;Serie&nbsp;A with 9 straight title wins as the players ensured that they gave their fans a lot to celebrate on Sunday evening.&nbsp;

Inter Milan celebrates 19th Serie A title with fans 

The win also snapped Juventus' domination in&nbsp;Serie&nbsp;A with 9 straight title wins as the players ensured that they gave their fans a lot to celebrate

Inter Milan players celebrated their historic 19th&nbsp;Serie A title with thousands of fans gathered outside the San Siro&nbsp;on Sunday. In the final match of the season, Inter Milan smashed Udinese&nbsp;5-1 with&nbsp;Ashley Young,&nbsp;Christian Eriksen, Lautaro Martinez,&nbsp;Ivan Perisic&nbsp;and&nbsp;Romelu Lukaku. The title win is even more special as it comes after a decade. The win also snapped Juventus' domination in&nbsp;Serie&nbsp;A with 9 straight title wins as the players ensured that they gave their fans a lot to celebrate on Sunday evening.&nbsp;

As Inter Milan secured their first Serie&nbsp;A title in 10 years, fans celebrated into the night but forgot all social distancing norms. This title becomes extra special for the fans as it ends Juventus' 9 year-long reign over Serie&nbsp;A in Italy. The 19th title for the 113-year-old club from the North of Italy as the fans&nbsp;gathered in Milan's&nbsp;iconic Piazza del Duomo&nbsp;to celebrate. The celebrations continued into the night as Italy recorded close to 13 thousand cases with over 200 deaths on the same day.&nbsp;

Inter Milan wins Serie A title, fans forget social distancing 

The celebrations continued into the night as Italy recorded close to 13 thousand cases with over 200 deaths on the same day

As Inter Milan secured their first Serie&nbsp;A title in 10 years, fans celebrated into the night but forgot all social distancing norms. This title becomes extra special for the fans as it ends Juventus' 9 year-long reign over Serie&nbsp;A in Italy. The 19th title for the 113-year-old club from the North of Italy as the fans&nbsp;gathered in Milan's&nbsp;iconic Piazza del Duomo&nbsp;to celebrate. The celebrations continued into the night as Italy recorded close to 13 thousand cases with over 200 deaths on the same day.&nbsp;

Football in European competitions will never be the same again after 12 major clubs including Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, AC Milan, Inter Milan &amp; Juventus&nbsp;announced a new league on Sunday.
Called the European Super League, the clubs plan to boycott playing in the existing UEFA&nbsp;Champions League and start their own mid-week competition. Apart from playing in their respective domestic leagues, the 12 clubs will play in the new competition starting 2024.
In a joint statement, the consortium named Real Madrid President Florentino Perez&nbsp;Perez as the founding chairman of the proposed league as it aims to provide a larger chunk of money to clubs for development.
Almost 3.5 billion euros is promised to all the 12 clubs who have agreed so far with a few more from Germany &amp; France expected to join. The business model of the new league is fairly simple, the clubs who formed the league want a larger share of broadcast earnings.
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All clubs will get more matches as compared to the original model of the Champions League with a much larger share of the earnings as currently UEFA, the European football authority controls the cash flow.&nbsp;
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The disruption of the current model could undermine the domestic leagues as the stakeholders are worried that it will change the way football is run in Europe but the new consortium wants more financial control and independence. Fans too are not very happy as they feel that the essence &amp; purity of football might get lost when money controls the beautiful game.&nbsp;

European football shaken up, 12 big clubs announce a breakaway Super League 

Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester United, Manchester&nbsp;City,&nbsp;Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, AC Milan, Inter Milan &amp; Juventus&nbsp;announced the new Super League on Sunday shaking up the European football landscape&nbsp;

Football in European competitions will never be the same again after 12 major clubs including Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, AC Milan, Inter Milan &amp; Juventus&nbsp;announced a new league on Sunday.
Called the European Super League, the clubs plan to boycott playing in the existing UEFA&nbsp;Champions League and start their own mid-week competition. Apart from playing in their respective domestic leagues, the 12 clubs will play in the new competition starting 2024.
In a joint statement, the consortium named Real Madrid President Florentino Perez&nbsp;Perez as the founding chairman of the proposed league as it aims to provide a larger chunk of money to clubs for development.
Almost 3.5 billion euros is promised to all the 12 clubs who have agreed so far with a few more from Germany &amp; France expected to join. The business model of the new league is fairly simple, the clubs who formed the league want a larger share of broadcast earnings.
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All clubs will get more matches as compared to the original model of the Champions League with a much larger share of the earnings as currently UEFA, the European football authority controls the cash flow.&nbsp;
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The disruption of the current model could undermine the domestic leagues as the stakeholders are worried that it will change the way football is run in Europe but the new consortium wants more financial control and independence. Fans too are not very happy as they feel that the essence &amp; purity of football might get lost when money controls the beautiful game.&nbsp;

Arturo Vidal reunites with Conte, completes Inter Milan deal

Arturo Vidal had a contract at Barcelona until 2021 but was not part of new coach Ronald Koeman&rsquo;s plans, and the club agreed to let him go.

Arturo Vidal has joined Inter Milan on a permanent contract from FC Barcelona and will be reuniting with coach Antonio Conte.&nbsp;Barcelona said on Tuesday that Inter will pay 1 million euros in variables for the transfer.&nbsp;The Chile international&nbsp;had a contract at Barcelona until 2021 but was not part of new coach Ronald Koeman&rsquo;s plans, and the club agreed to let him go.&nbsp;Vidal played for Inter&rsquo;s bitter rival Juventus from 2011-15, winning 4&nbsp;Serie A titles and the Italian Cup. Inter coach Conte was in charge for the Chilean&rsquo;s first three seasons.&nbsp;The 33-year-old won two titles with Barcelona, Spanish league and the Spanish Super Cup. In his 96 appearances for the Spanish giants, Vidal scored 11 times and assisted on 10.

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