Denmark great Michael Laudrup believes Christian Eriksen could be on the move from Inter Milan in January.
The former Tottenham midfielder only joined Inter at the beginning of the year, but has battled to find a place in coach Antonio Conte's plans.
A return to Spurs has been mooted, reports TV3, while Manchester United and PSG have also been linked.
Laudrup declared: "I do not think he is not suitable for Italian football. He's obviously a great player. He has two midfielders behind him and a giant like Romelu Lukaku who moves a lot and Lautaro Martinez, who is technical, in front of him. There can be so many other things behind it. Mentally and culturally and such.
"But I can not believe that he can not adapt tactically.
"I see that the local press, especially La Gazzetta dello Sport which is based in Milan. They have journalists who are already writing that his stay is coming to an end. They get this information somewhere, maybe even from the club. I think Eriksen might want to look for something new. But it's not easy either. It is not easy to find a club that wants to pay a lot of money for him, given how little he played."
