Real Madrid midfielder, Christian Eriksen has made it clear that he is not going to return to the club in January as reported by the Daily Mail.

The Danish star had been linked with a move back to Real Madrid after his departure from the club last season but he has now confirmed that he will stay at Inter Milan for the rest of the season.

Eriksen made a shock return to the Serie A side in July and has already helped them secure their place in the Champions League group stage. The 28-year-old has also played a key role in helping Inter win their first league title since 1999.

Eriksen's return to Inter has been a huge boost for the team and they have started the new campaign strongly. They currently sit second in the table and have won all of their opening three matches.

The Dane has also become a fan favourite at the San Siro and he is widely regarded as one of the best midfielders in Europe.

Despite being linked with a move back to Real Madrid, Eriksen has shown no interest in returning to the Bernabeu. He has expressed his loyalty to Inter and has said that he wants to continue playing for them this season.

In other news, La Liga has updated its assist chart for the 2020/21 season. The chart shows which players have contributed most to their team's success during the current campaign.

According to the chart, Barcelona midfielder, Pedri has tied Real Madrid's Christian Bellingham with six assists each. Pedri has been in top form for the Blaugrana this season and has already scored five goals and provided seven assists in just eight games.

Pedri's performance has been a real delight for Barca fans and he has quickly established himself as one of the most promising young talents in world football.

Other players who have made significant contributions to their team's success include Atletico Madrid forward, Joao Felix, who has scored four goals and provided two assists so far this season.

Overall, the update to the assist chart highlights the importance of creativity and technical ability in modern football. Players like Pedri and Felix have shown that with the right support and guidance, they can make a big impact on their teams' fortunes.