Wrexham are being tipped to swerve a deal for ex-Manchester United star Christian Eriksen as he does not "have the legs" for Championship football.

• Midfielder left Old Trafford as a free agent
• Red Dragons asked questions of Danish star
• Expected to explore alternative options

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  It has been revealed that the ambitious Red Dragons sounded out the Danish midfielder’s potential interest in a move to SToK Racecourse after seeing him reach the end of his contract at Old Trafford and depart as a free agent.

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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  Eriksen is in the process of mulling over his options. He believes that he can still compete at the highest level, with a switch to North Wales considered to be unlikely at this stage. Wrexham have acquired alternative targets, with Lewis O’Brien becoming their club-record signing.

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  Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have been advised to invest any funds put aside for Eriksen in other areas of Phil Parkinson’s squad, with the 33-year-old playmaker considered to lack the stamina required for a 46-game slog in the second tier of English football.

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  WHAT DOWIE SAID

  That is the opinion of former EFL player and manager Iain Dowie, who – speaking to , who offer the latest Premier League odds – has said: "Christian Eriksen still has the quality, whether his legs are still there is a different thing.

  "My view is when you get to these and players play on like Ashley Young and Cristiano Ronaldo, it’s amazing. What I will say is that the Championship is 25% more physical than the Premier League, that is just the nature of it.

  "Players aren’t as quick, in the Premier League you can’t get near them, can Christian handle that? I think Christian would give them a spark with a floating role, he understands the game really well and no one is better than Phil Parkinson to get it to work."

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