Hazard to Real Madrid fans: “will get back to full fitness and to best on the pitch next season”

Belgium and Real Madrid's Eden Hazard is desperate to get back to full fitness and to his best on the pitch. Hazard promised Real Madrid fans that he would regain his full fitness and reach his best condition after he had a difficult time since joining the royal team in 2019, where he spent most of his three seasons injured. In a press presentation with the Belgium team on Tuesday hazard said: "All the conditions are in place for me to play my football," Hazard said at a press conference on Tuesday while on international duty. "I don't have any more problems with my ankle or anything else.
"Everything is in order. I will have a good physical and mental preparation to be ready for next year. It's up to me to show that I'm not finished, that I still have beautiful things to do." He added.
Ahead of next Friday's Nations League match between Belgium and the Netherlands, Hazard mainly answered questions about his latest season at Real Madrid, where he has won LaLiga Santander and the Champions League despite hardly featuring.
"I know that if I can get back to my best, I can give them everything," Hazard insisted. "All I need is to play, to have minutes which I hope to have next year.
"Then we will see the real player again, the real Eden Hazard, I have no doubts about that."
Despite his problems since arriving in the capital from Chelsea, Hazard has remained convinced that he will succeed with Los Blancos.
"I've never wanted to leave because I know I can contribute things that I haven't been able to yet, and the club knows that," Hazard said.
"I've been telling them for a year and a half that I have pain in my ankle, and that the badge bothers me.
"The best-case scenario is to have very good preparation, play, because I haven't played much for a long time, play well, help out on the pitch in every game, score goals, go to the World Cup in Qatar and have a good World Cup, like the one we had in Russia.
"To have a super year, a full year without physical problems, without anything, to string it together and enjoy it, as I've always done."
Real Madrid teammate Karim Benzema is widely tipped as being the favorite to win this year's Ballon d'Or, and Hazard believes the Frenchman is more deserving than anybody to be named the best player in the world in 2022.
"I think there is no other player like Karim," Hazard said. "Benzema has won 99 percent of the Ballon d'Or.
"Then with the votes, etc. you never know what will happen, but I think it will go to Karim and I hope so because he deserves i