Chelsea and Real Madrid legend Eden Hazard retires from football at the age of 32

The former Chelsea and Real Madrid forward Eden Hazard, has finally announced his retirement from the world of football after an exciting and entertaining sixteen years (16)  of football career.

The Belgian forward recently parted ways with the Spain giants (Real Madrid) after an unlucky and poor experience with the fourteen times Champions league title holders (Real Madrid) due to an unforeseen and consistent injuries.

He made 76 appearance for Real Madrid and scored recorded only 7 goals for the the Los Blancos which was unfortunate and disappointing on the side of the Belgian forward.

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The expectations from the Madridistas and world football fans was very high when the baller joined Los Blancos from Chelsea as a result of his outstanding performance and  football stats at Chelsea (The blues).

He made 352 appearance for the blues and recorded for himself an encouraging number of 110 goals and 81 assists for the club which garnered a lot of talks from the football world believing he is one of the exceptional footballers the world has ever produced.

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Eden is popular known for his style of dribble, technique, IQ and body orientation on the field of play which only few players are known for that.

He believes the right time has arrived for him to bring the show to an end after 16 years of dedication and entertainment he has offered to the world of football.

He vehemently lamented, “You must listen to yourself and say stop at the right time. After 16 years and more than 700 matches played, I have decided to end my career as a professional footballer “

SOURCE: Coverghana.com.gh