When Erik ten Hag's team wins, it's safe to assume that Christian Eriksen played a significant role in the victory. Although, this is getting to the point where it's almost a given.

After suffering their first loss in the Europa League against Real Sociedad, Manchester United were able to get back on track with a victory over FC Sheriff on Thursday night. Eriksen was involved in every single minute of play and contributed another assist; as a result, his team won all three points on the board.

When he signed with the club for free in the summer, Christian Eriksen was essentially seen as a replacement for squad players Jesse Lingard and Juan Mata. As a result, many people anticipated that the Denmark international would only have a small part to play in this season's games.

In point of fact, I believe that was the plan all along. However, it is to the 30-year-credit old's that he has made himself undroppable. Not only has he filled the void for a progressive midfielder left by Paul Pogba's departure and the unsuccessful pursuit of Frenkie de Jong, but he has also been excellent at it. This is a credit to the fact that he has made himself undroppable.

In a recent interview with members of the club's media, he shared the news that "it's been going better and better in every game." "First of all, I think I've played every position in the first two or three games, and now that I'm more or less in the same position, it's been good to be able to develop the game from there," he said. "First of all, I've played every position in the first two or three games."

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Since then, Eriksen has been deployed in a more familiar midfield role, and United haven't looked back. On the opening day of the season, United were defeated by Brighton while Eriksen was playing as a false nine. The following week, United were humiliated by Brentford, and Eriksen was the defensive anchor in that game. Since then, Eriksen has been deployed in a more familiar midfield role, and United haven't looked back.

United has won five of their last six games since Eriksen switched positions, and even their lone loss comes with the caveat that he had already been replaced by the time Sociedad took the lead at Old Trafford last week. Since Eriksen made the switch, United has won five of their last six games.

The Dane is not only very good, but at the moment he is arguably Manchester United's most important player. This is because he plays such an important role in Ten Hag's efforts to maintain calmness and composure when they are in possession of the ball.

United have only played eight matches in seven weeks this season, so there can be no excuses for any player complaining about the schedule just yet. Two postponements have certainly helped ease any immediate concerns, but the can has only been kicked a little further down the road given that those games will need to be squeezed in somewhere later on in the season. United have only played eight matches in seven weeks this season, so there can be no excuses for any player complaining about the schedule.

After the international break, Manchester United will return to their regular schedule of playing two games per week, and if they are unable to win their Europa League group, they will also be required to compete in a play-off round in order to advance to the knockout stage of the competition in the new year. This is the scenario that will occur if they are unable to win the group.

This indicates that the true test has not yet begun, and by the time it does, Eriksen may very well be feeling the effects of a season unlike any other, especially considering the impending involvement of his country in international competition.

Not only is Eriksen indispensible for United, but he is also Denmark's talisman, and he is expected to start the next week's two very significant matches for his country, which are in the Nations League and take place against Croatia and France respectively.

Denmark is currently in first place in Group 1 of League A, and if they beat Croatia on the following Thursday, they will win the group and advance to the final four-team tournament, where they will have the opportunity to win another international honor and a more favorable draw for their upcoming qualification campaigns.

In a little over two months, he'll also be playing an important part for his country at the World Cup in Qatar, where they will be facing France once again in the group stage. However, with other matches against Tunisia and Australia, there is a good chance that they could go far in the competition, adding further playing time to his workload.

Given that Eriksen is probably vying with Raphael Varane for the'most important' tag, but there are at least more viable options to replace the Frenchman, whereas there is a huge drop off in quality when the former Tottenham man is unavailable, it means that Ten Hag has a real dilemma on his hands once United return to club football next month. It means that Ten Hag has a real dilemma on his hands given that arguably his most important player is one he can not necessarily rely upon