I would have loved to play there — Eden Hazard opens up on final football wish
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Eden Hazard announced his retirement from professional football last week at the age of 32.
The ex-Chelsea man endured a torrid 4 years in Spain with Real Madrid, riddled with injuries prompting him to walk away from the game.
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Hazard on his football regret
Hazard was linked with moves to the MLS, Saudi Arabia, and his hometown Belgium before deciding to hang up his boots.
Speaking to Sporza, Hazard opened up on his retirement.
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“There were a lot of rumours about my future, but there was never anything concrete – not even from Union (Saint-Gilloise).
“It was great to see my name appear in connection with several clubs, and I have never played for a Belgian club, so it would have been a great end to my career.”
Hazard was most successful at Chelsea, where he won two Premier League titles scoring 110 goals across 352 appearances.
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