Eden Hazard, the former Chelsea star, recently visited UEFA headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland, where he took the opportunity to reflect on his illustrious career with the Blues. Hazard, who spent seven years at Chelsea, left a lasting impact with his performances, scoring 110 goals and providing 85 assists in 352 appearances. His tenure at the club was marked by significant achievements, including two Premier League titles, two Europa League titles, an FA Cup, and a League Cup victory.
Eden Hazard said: “Great to visit Uefa HQ last week and see an old friend.” Reflecting on his time at the club, Hazard previously said: “I spent seven years there… it was the best memory of my football career. My best season was the second season with Mourinho when we won the Premier League and League Cup. The manager was the Special One and it’s so hard to explain the feelings after games with the fans all happy.”
Hazard’s visit to UEFA headquarters rekindled memories of his successful spell at Chelsea, particularly the 2019 Europa League triumph where he played a pivotal role by scoring twice in the final against Arsenal. His connection with Chelsea fans remains strong, and his recent messages have resonated with supporters who remember his contributions fondly.
Since retiring from professional football in October 2023, Hazard has been out of the limelight, but there are speculations about his potential involvement in the inaugural edition of the Baller League. While nothing has been confirmed, Hazard hinted at the possibility, suggesting he might consider participating if the opportunity arises.
Hazard continued: “I’m not sure whether they will be up for it, but I’ll certainly be asking the question.”
As fans eagerly await any developments regarding Hazard’s future endeavors, his legacy at Chelsea remains intact. His time at Stamford Bridge is remembered as a period of brilliance, with Hazard often being the catalyst for the team’s success. His recent reflections serve as a reminder of the impact he had on the club and its supporters.
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