In the early morning of April 18, Real Madrid defeated Sevilla in the 33rd round of La Liga 3-2 away from home, leading Barca by 15 points after two more matches, and the La Liga champion was already at his fingertips. However, all this seems to have nothing to do with the Belgian king Eden Hazard in their squad.
Late last month, Hazard underwent surgery to remove the bone plate from his right fibula and is expected to be out for about 5 weeks. While Zaball has expressed confidence in returning to help Real Madrid before the end of the season, the Galacticos clearly have little hope for him. Recently, from the Portuguese famous Pedro Almeida broke the news, the Premier League's new local tycoon Newcastle has been ready to provide real Madrid with an offer to buy Hazard, and Real Madrid's psychological price is only 30 million euros. You know, when Eden Hazard was signed in the summer of 2019, Real Madrid paid a price of 160 million euros, in other words, in just 3 years, the value of the king of the ball has shrunk by 4/5. Of course, even at today's price of 30 million euros, Real Madrid has taken advantage, because Hazard is only worth 16 million euros in the German re-market.
So far this season, Hazard has only played 22 games for Real Madrid, and has only played 9 starts, scoring 1 goal and 2 assists, including 7 starts in 17 La Liga appearances, only 1 assist, no goal. In fact, in the nearly 3 seasons of joining Real Madrid, Hazard has only played 65 games for the team, scoring 6 goals and assisting 10 times, of which La Liga only has 4 goals and 6 assists, and even one of the top five league goals cannot be done.
When Real Madrid spent a lot of money to recruit him, in fact, it was hoped that he could become the leader of the team in the post-C Ronaldo era, but all they gained was disappointment, endless injuries, and a variety of muscle injuries, almost making Hazard a classic case of medical universities. Crucially, he also has a weekly salary of £490,000. In this case, the idea of Real Madrid rushing to send him away with a stop loss is also self-evident. The point is that it's also about making room for the upcoming Mbappe salary and, of course, the jersey number.
In fact, this is also a good option for Hazard. Heading to the wealthy Newcastle, his income will not fall or even increase, and there, he can also get more opportunities to play, after all, the end of the year is the Qatar World Cup, he also needs more games to get back in shape, and at Real Madrid, he is not even in Ancelotti's plan.
As for Newcastle, they are now almost the same Manchester City that the Mansour consortium had just taken over, and although they had endless money in their hands, the big stars were basically dismissive because of the strength and record of the team. In the summer of 2008, the Mansour Group, which had just acquired Manchester City, waved a check but could not buy anyone, and did not snatch Robinho from Chelsea until the last moment when the transfer window closed, when the Brazilian star fell out with Real Madrid, a non-Chelsea unmarried value, but finally chose to give in to Manchester City's 42 million euro transfer fee and 160,000 pounds of salary. But City ended up finishing 10th in the Premier League that season. Even so, their practice of "buying horse bones for thousands of dollars" has also paid off.
After that, yaya Toure, David Silva, Aguero, Balotelli, Kolarov, Milner and Dzeko came in, and Manchester City won the 2011/12 Premier League title and has since joined the ranks of the Premier League giants. But by then, the Mansour consortium had been waiting for four seasons.
Compared with Manchester City, Newcastle wants to make a difference in the Premier League, the road ahead is more difficult, Hazard, although injured, is a world-class player, his arrival, can allow Newcastle to show their greatest sincerity in recruiting talents, thus attracting more powerful players to come to the table. In this way, Hazard's joining Newcastle is a win-three deal.