Hazard is seriously considering retiring!

Spanish press reports revealed, on Monday, that the former Belgium captain and Real Madrid striker Eden Hazard announced his retirement from international football after Belgium's group-stage exit from the 2022 World Cup and now he is considering retiring from football once his contract with Real Madrid expires in 2024, according to Relevo. Eden Hazard may consider retiring from professional football once his contract with Real Madrid expires in the summer of 2024. Real Madrid winger Eden Hazard is said to be 'seriously considering retiring' when his contract with Los Blancos expires. This comes as Relevo reports that the winger 'feels he has done everything he could in football' and could be set to hang up his boots in 2024, 'once he puts an end to his stage in white'. It was Hazard's childhood dream to play for Los Blancos but things have not gone as planned since his move to La Liga, with the Chelsea legend suffering a series of injuries to impact game time. Hazard also prioritizes his personal happiness as his family is well settled in Madrid and this is his main concern, explaining that one of Hazard's sons, Leo, joined Real Madrid youth academy last month and he is happy and wants to continue until the end of the contract with the club. Real Madrid signed Hazard in 2019 from Chelsea to fill the void left by Portuguese legend Cristiano Ronaldo, but injuries prevented that with a significant drop in his level.