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Chelsea superstar Eden Hazard has not ruled out a move to Real Madrid in the near future and this rightly has caused a fair bit of stir amongst the Blues fans.

Chelsea are currently third on the league table – tied on points with leaders Manchester City and under their new manager, Maurizio Sarri the Stamford Bridge outfit look a totally different side.

While Sarri has done a lot of minor changes to the first XI but the former Napoli boss has brought about a major positivity by setting free Eden Hazard.




Eden Hazard is currently the best player in the English Premier League and with that fears are also growing that Real Madrid will come for him sooner than later.




Hazard was on the verge of joining Real Madrid last year but an untimely injury put a lid on the transfer meaning the Belgian stayed back in London.

But now the playmaker has made it clear that it is his childhood dream to play for Real Madrid and he is hoping the wish will be fulfilled someday.




“Real Madrid is the best club in the world,” Hazard told reporters.

“I don’t want to lie, it is my dream since I was a kid. I was dreaming about this club. We will see. I don’t want to talk about this every day. I don’t have time, but we will talk about my future soon. I think so.




“When you have a dream and you want to make it happen,




“It is like I have said a lot of times: if I leave I will be happy; if I know I stay I will be happy. It is not like if I go I am happy and if I stay then I am unhappy.”

Discussing his dream move to Real Madrid, Eden Hazard also made it clear that he does not wish to repeat the Thibaut Courtois situation with Chelsea




“I don’t want that,” Hazard added.




“I want what’s good for me, but I want what’s good for the club because the club has given me everything. I don’t want to say, ‘Yes, I am signing a new contract’ and then at the end I don’t end up in signing. So I will see. Sometimes in my head, I wake up in the morning and think, ‘I want to go’.

“Sometimes I think I want to stay. It’s a hard decision. It is my future. I am 27 and will turn 28 in January.”



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