Tottenham Hotspur are ready to let Eriksen go for £25m in January
According to the Evening Standard, Levy would accept a lower than expected offer for a player who could leave for nothing next summer
Danish international Christian Eriksen is out of contract at Tottenham Hotspur in the summer. Because of this, Spurs are open to selling the midfielder for a low-price deal in order to avoid losing him for nothing in six months time.
In an interview with the 'Evening Standard', Daniel Levy has already admitted defeat in the club's attempts to convince Eriksen to stay. "We are honestly not scared to trade with our rivals. My view is really simple: for a player to sign a new contract, not only have the conditions got to be right but the player has got to want to do it."
Eriksen is reportedly interested in a move to Premier League rivals Manchester United. The asking price as it stands is just £25m.
Another side which might look to pick up Eriksen is Real Madrid. Florentino Perez had a deal lined up for the midfielder in the summer but Zinedine Zidane insisted he only wanted Paul Pogba.
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