In the midst of a Chelsea rumours, Real Madrid announces Eden Hazard's exit.
Recurrent injuries have hampered Hazard's performance ever since he left Chelsea four years previously.
Eden Hazard's departure from Real Madrid at the end of June 2023 has been formally announced, despite the fact that he still has one year left on his contract. The 32-year-old Belgian footballer's future at Santiago Bernabeu has been in doubt because of Carlo Ancelotti's decreasing playing time for the team.
In a statement, the team congratulated Hazard for his four-year stint, during which he helped the team win eight titles—a European Cup, Club World Cup, European Super Cup, two LaLiga championships, Copa del Rey, and two Spanish Super Cups—and was recognised for his contributions. The team expressed their love for Hazard and their best wishes for him, his family, and his future career.
Recurrent injuries have hampered Hazard's performance ever since he left Chelsea four years previously. As a result, he has had a hard time getting into the starting lineup. Hazard was frequently passed over for players like Vinicius Junior, Marco Asensio, or Rodrygo. Federico Valverde, a central midfielder, even played as a right winger this season instead of Hazard.
In a recent interview with RTBF, as published by AS, Hazard stated his intention to remain with Real Madrid. He expressed his desire to demonstrate his ability and the hope that greater playing time would aid in reestablishing trust with the group and the supporters. He admitted that there were concerns about his performance and made it clear that he had no aspirations to transfer. He emphasised that playing and helping the team were his main priorities.
Despite Hazard's declared intentions, it has been decided to cut short his time in Madrid. His future now depends on finding a new team where he can once again demonstrate his skill on the pitch.
