Eden Hazard Outlines Future Plans with Powerful Message Ahead of Champions League Final

• Hazard has outlined his plans for the future, as he revealed intentions to stay with Real Madrid
• The Belgian’s spell at Real Madrid has been hindered by consistent injuries which have crippled his peformances
• Despite an underwhelming spell, Hazard is determined to prove his worth at Real Madrid

Eden Hazard has put a damper on a possible return to the Premier League after reiterating that he wants to stay at Real Madrid and “prove” himself.

This season, the Belgium international has made 23 appearances for Los Blancos across all competitions in what has been another underwhelming campaign for him.

He managed to start 11 matches in total but a leg break in January once again ruled him out long term.

This has been a recurring theme for Hazard as a Real Madrid player, despite initial optimism surrounding his transfer from Chelsea in 2019.

In total, he has managed just six goals in 66 games for the Los Blancos, and his underwhelming performances coupled with injuries and the age factor has led to mass speculation that he is not cut out for the La Liga.

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But Hazard recently made a decision on his future, saying he will be a Real Madrid player next season, with clear determination to live up to his £80million price tag.

The 31-year old says he feels he can help his team in the Champions League final on May 28.

“Do I feel liberated after the operation? The surgery went well. Everything is going well at the moment. I am ready just in time to play a part in the Champions League final,” Hazard said as quoted by The Mirror.

"I didn't want to go too fast like last time. The coach understood my situation, as did the medical staff. We have worked well. Now I feel really good."

"I hope I never get injured again because I want to give the team everything. I want to turn around everything that has happened to me. I want to play a lot here and win titles. I want to be important."

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Real Madrid will take on Liverpool in the Champions League final on Saturday, as the Spanish giants aim to lift the trophy for the first time since 2018.

Casemiro unfazed by Salah’s comments ahead of UCL final

Elsewhere, Sports Brief reported of how Real Madrid midfielder Casemiro stated that Mohamed Salah’s revenge comments have in no way added extra motivation heading into the Champions League final

Salah is keen on getting his revenge against Real Madrid and has declared so publicly. He was part of the team that lost to Real Madrid in 2018 final.

But Casemiro has remained unfazed over Salah’s desire to exact his mission.