Once the idol of Stamford Bridge, the real king of London, the third man in the world, the most expensive recruit in Real Madrid's history, the successor of the Bernabeu legend No. 7, a long series of titles have become a laughingstock, and now belong to the name of Hazard, leaving only the ridicule "Burger King".
The record-breaking Florentino star joined the Blancos for three years until his first Spanish national derby this summer, in a commercial friendlies.
Together with Dembele, the glass man who also saw the dragon opposite, he was jokingly called "The King Does Not See the King". But the dim and embarrassing life of Real Madrid cannot hide the brilliance of the former King of the Blue Bridge.
Eden Michael Hazard was born on 7 January 1991 in La Louvière, Belgium.
Debuting from Ligue 1 side Lille, he turned down an offer from the Red Devils' godfather, Sir Alex Alex Ferguson, in 2012 and joined Chelsea, who had just won the Champions League, for a £32 million transfer fee, becoming the absolute core of the Blues for the next seven years.
With 110 goals and 78 assists in 352 games for the team, he has become the Premier League's top star.
In terms of playing style and position habits, Eden Hazard is not a direct goal-attacking goalscorer like Cristiano Ronaldo, and the Blues have averaged 0.53 goals per game in his career, which is enough for a winger and playmaker.
His nimble pace allows him to tear through any gap in the backline, his "strong" hips allow his not-so-strong body to lean on defenders to dribble on the ball, and his explosive power makes both Gunners Arsenal and Reds Liverpool a backdrop for the king of the ball to cross the road.
During this period of Chelsea's full glory, Eden Hazard is the only magician in European football who can compete with Messi Neymar for the South American double with statistics.
During his time with the Blues, Eden Hazard won two Premier League titles and one Europa League, FA Cup and League Cup. Although he failed to reach the Champions League without finishing at the end of the Blues, he still deserves respect after such a brilliant result and left the Blues with a transfer fee of 115 million euros.
Players are understandable to pursue their dreams, especially when Real Madrid knock on the door, and any player who has dreamed of white as a child is hard to resist.
When Ronaldo left the Bernabeu, Real Madrid immediately locked the number 7 successor on the omnipotent Hazard on the left.
In the face of Real Madrid's invitation, although Hazard was moved, but in the face of Stamford Bridge who was very kind to him, Hazard did not immediately take action to promote the transfer. Instead, he fully considered the interests of the team and reached an agreement with the club to postpone the team for a year to buffer before moving to Real Madrid.
Eden Hazard, who held on to the last year of the Bridge, did not slack off or reserve, and went all out on the field to stand the last shift. In the 18-19 season, Eden Hazard beat the city for the Blues, scoring MVP stats of 21 goals and 17 assists for the season. After a perfect curtain call, he left Stamford Bridge with a record-breaking transfer fee of 115 million euros for Real Madrid.
However, the most regrettable thing is that shortly after the deal for Hazard's transfer to Real Madrid was finalized, Chelsea was invalidated by FIFA for violating the contact with the signed young player.
But no one can ask more of a man who has done his best to compromise and make concessions to respect and support Chelsea.
In this way, the Tsinge King, who was expected to become the Blues' all-time superstar, left Stamford Bridge, where he had spent seven years of youth, with a slight flaw.
Now 31 years old, Hazard, who has been plagued by injuries for many years and difficult to return to the top, although he "lays" a Champions League trophy at Real Madrid, is far from the dream of being alone in white.
I don't know if in the few remaining career years, there will be a chance to see the once mountain tsunami only for one person, the king of the ball, back to his loyal Stamford Bridge.