Chelsea is reportedly considering a surprising move to re-sign former Real Madrid forward Eden Hazard, even though the summer transfer window has closed.
Chelsea Football Club is purportedly contemplating a remarkable resurgence, aiming to bring back former Real Madrid talisman Eden Hazard, despite the conclusion of the summer transfer window.
A report in the Daily express suggests that Chelsea perceives a dearth of seasoned campaigners within their ranks and, consequently, envisions an audacious move to secure the services of the Belgian forward, who previously graced the hallowed grounds of Stamford Bridge.
Eden Hazard, currently without a professional affiliation after the amicable termination of his contract with Real Madrid, emerges as a prospective addition to the West London outfit. The mercurial 32-year-old, who originally departed Chelsea for Real Madrid in 2019, possesses the potential to become an influential figure alongside Brazil’s venerable defender, Thiago Silva, should his return materialize.
Hazard’s tenure at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium was undeniably underwhelming, amassing 76 appearances, a modest goal tally of seven, and 12 assists during his tenure under the stewardship of Carlo Ancelotti. Nevertheless, it should be noted that Hazard’s tenure did yield a considerable collection of silverware, including two La Liga titles, a Copa del Rey triumph, a Supercopa de España victory, and UEFA Champions League and UEFA Super Cup honors.
Chelsea, currently harboring one of the Premier League’s youngest assemblies, sees the prospective acquisition of Hazard as a means to alleviate the pressure confronting their burgeoning forward contingent, particularly summer acquisition Nicolas Jackson.