Fans rejoice as Eden Hazard is given a chance to return to football.
Fans rejoice as Eden Hazard is given a chance to return to football.
Eden Hazard has been ‘given a route back into football’ by Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, Liverpool’s Europa League opponents, with the ex-Real Madrid flop ‘tempted to relocate closer to his family since both brothers play in Brussels’.
Royale Union Saint-Gilloise is apparently interested in Eden Hazard, and the Belgian is pondering a move.
Hazard was released by Real Madrid in the summer after only 76 appearances in four seasons with the club.
Real Madrid signed the winger from Chelsea for an initial sum of £89 million, with a potential fee of £150 million, but his time in Spain was marred by injury.
Hazard, 32, is currently without a club after scoring only seven goals for the club.
So far, the offers he has received have not been sufficient to entice him to leave his Madrid house, but AS reports that Saint-Gilloise is now attempting to persuade him.
Hazard will join his two brothers, Kylian and Thorgan, in the Belgian capital.
Thorgan presently plays for Anderlecht, while Kylian plays for RDWM.
Hazard is not in a hurry to make a choice, which might be good news for Liverpool, who are in the same Europa League group as Saint-Gilloise.
AS goes on to say that he feels ‘lukewarm’ about returning to Belgium at the time.
