Chelsea icon Eden Hazard is reportedly contemplating a return to Belgian soccer after it was revealed that he's set to go away Real Madrid prematurely of subsequent season. The Spanish giants introduced earlier this month that Hazard's contract shall be terminated on the finish of June regardless of the 32-year-old nonetheless having a 12 months left to run on his present deal on the Bernabeu.

It stays to be seen the place Hazard will go subsequent as he seems to embark on what may very well be the ultimate stage of his skilled profession, which has floor to a halt at Real Madrid over the previous couple of seasons. His 4 years in Spain have been marred by persistent damage issues, with Hazard managing simply six La Liga appearances over the course of the marketing campaign simply gone with out scoring any targets.

There is seemingly an opportunity that Hazard may go for a return to his native Belgium, with Sacha Tavolieri claiming {that a} transfer to RWD Molenbeek could be on the playing cards earlier than subsequent season. His brother Kylian already performs for the Belgian top-flight membership and his presence on their books is claimed to be 'a part of the considering' for Hazard, who's believed to be giving critical consideration to a possible change.

Molenbeek would clearly wrestle to match the wages Hazard has been incomes at Real Madrid in recent times, with the previous Chelsea ace at the moment mentioned to be choosing up round £380,000 per week. The monetary side of such a deal would REPORTEDLY be 'incidental', although, which suggests that cash is not going to be a big challenge for Hazard in deciding the place his future lies.

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However, it stays to be seen whether or not Hazard would be capable of finish his profession on a constructive be aware at Molenbeek alongside his brother if the transfer comes about this summer season. He shall be determined to remain freed from accidents if he decides to return to the Belgian Pro League, which may show to be the proper setting for him to roll again the years after 4 disappointing seasons at Real Madrid.

Hazard was just lately subjected to a thinly-veiled parting shot by Los Blancos team-mate Toni Kroos, who issued a warning to new recruit Jude Bellingham earlier this week by urging him to keep away from letting his profession fizzle out in an analogous technique to the Belgian winger.

"We had another player who came for a lot of money and basically let his career die," mentioned Kroos on his podcast Einfach mal Luppen. "It was a lot of money, I think everyone would say in retrospect that it wasn’t a good transfer.

"But let’s be constructive. Jude is a really high participant, who many groups needed on account of his high quality and age. I normally have nice confidence in our decision-makers. If Real Madrid has spent a lot, this can be a superb switch for us."

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