Where will Eden Hazard go?

Recently, coach Roberto Martinez publicly advised his student in the Belgian national team to leave Stamford Bridge to seek new challenges. Sharing with the press, the former Everton captain said: "I think Eden Hazard needs new challenges with new projects. Maybe this is the right time for him to leave Chelsea."

Along with that, the famous British media commentator Andy Dunn also predicted Eden Hazard's destination in this summer transfer window, which is Real Madrid. "I see this almost certainly happening. Hazard has had it all after 6 wonderful years at Chelsea and when Cristiano Ronaldo leaves, now is the time for him to go to Real," Andy Dunn shared.

At the end of the 2018 World Cup bronze medal match (Belgium 2 - 0 England), Eden Hazard revealed his future as follows: "After 6 great seasons at Chelsea, this could be the time for me to look for new experiences. Surely after the World Cup, I will make a decision to leave or stay. Chelsea will still make the final decision. Of course, everyone knows where I want to go."

Eden Hazard just had a successful tournament with the Belgian national team at the 2018 World Cup. Photo: Internet

So, Eden Hazard's future is still unclear. Will he continue to stay at Stamford Bridge or move to a new team, is an unanswered question. According to speculations from the British and Spanish media, the prospect of the 27-year-old player leaving London to play football in the "land of bullfighting" is very likely to happen.

Currently, Real Madrid and Barcelona are the two teams that are most keenly pursuing Eden Hazard's signature. While Los Blancos want to bring the Belgian player to the Bernabeu to fill the void left by Ronaldo (who moved to Juventus), Barcelona also wants to own Eden Hazard for the left wing position.

Eden Hazard's excellent performances for Chelsea in recent seasons, and especially for Belgium at the 2018 World Cup (winning the Silver Ball), have made Real Madrid and Barcelona even more eager for his signature. If Eden Hazard just nods, the Bernabeu or Camp Nou will open its doors to welcome him.

Real Madrid are considering Eden Hazard as a worthy replacement for Ronaldo. Photo: Internet

With the lure of two “big guys”, Real Madrid and Barcelona, ​​it is difficult for Eden Hazard to refuse. Remember, at Stamford Bridge, the former Lille player (France) has won many big and small titles with Chelsea.

However, the most prestigious individual title for every player, the FIFA Golden Ball, is still lacking Eden Hazard. Joining Real Madrid or Barcelona, ​​the player born in 1991 will have many opportunities to materialize that dream.

Once Eden Hazard wants to leave, the two Spanish teams are determined to buy him at all costs, Chelsea's ability to keep him is almost impossible. The West London team itself has also offered a price of up to 200 million pounds for any team wanting to recruit the Belgian player. Money has never been a problem for Real Madrid and Barcelona.

Most likely, new coach Sarri will not be so determined to keep Eden Hazard, to avoid dressing room instability. It is not known where the Belgian player will go, but it is likely that he will not stay at Stamford Bridge anymore./.