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Signing the stumbled winger would be hazardous for most European giants
Reading Time: 2min | Sun. 07.11.21. | 15:38
Rumour has it that even Newcastle, along with PSG, Bayern Munich and Manchester United, decided to steer clear from the Belgian injury magnet
It is understandable Real Madrid are looking to offload injury-prone winger for whom they paid 120 million USD. Patience is running out by most at Santiago Bernabeu and Eden Hazard could be packing his bags and moving again soon.
Constant absence from the pitch and dwelling in the recovery room have derailed the 30-year-old who has has scored just five goals across 53 appearances in all competitions for Los Blancos.
The performances at Chelsea convinced the Spanish giants to splash out the above-mentioned amount two years ago but at the moment Hazard is nowhere near Carlo Ancelotti's starting line-up plans.
Last month the Italian manager told the Belgian to 'put up' with the reality that he is low down in the pecking order. To make it worst for the Belgian national team captain, Real Madrid president Florentino Perez is losing patience in him.
According to Catalan news site El Nacional it appears as if Real are looking to offload him sooner rather than later – but are struggling to do so.
Massive names emerged as those who do not want to risk it after monitoring Hazard's tricky injury situation - meaning there was reportedly some interest but those clubs decided to back out from signing one of the biggest Premier League stars in the 2010s.
Eden Hazard has won the 3rd most points for his team from 2010-11 to 2018/19. Unbelievable and underrated. pic.twitter.com/Od15pZh6fi
— CFC TJ (@EHazardFC) November 5, 2021
Now, Madrid are looking to raise funds for a big summer window in 2022, with PSG's Kylian Mbappe and Borussia Dortmund's Erling Haaland on the club's radar.
As per several reports, Manchester United have become the latest club to avoid pursuing to sign the winger and with that joining Bayern Munich, PSG and even Newcastle who all decided against taking a gamble on the former Chelsea star.
Last month report from ESPN claimed that Madrid will be looking to recoup at least 55 million USD for Hazard having in mind he has three years left on his deal at the Bernabeu.
Despite being fit for most of this season, Hazard has made just 10 appearances and has set up one goal, scoring none.
He made just 16 top-flight appearances in his first campaign and although Madrid won LaLiga, the last two seasons have been frustrating for the Belgium international.
