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A few months after announcing his retirement, Eden Hazard (33 years old) does not hesitate to look back on the highlights of his career. A few weeks ago, LOSC invited him to inaugurate a field in his name at Domaine de Luchin. Chelsea paid a beautiful tribute to their former player who stayed for seven years. As for Real, the adventure was less glorious. In the podcast Checko VarEden Hazard returned to his only regret in his career and it was physical.
“If I could change just one thing from the past, it would certainly be the ankle operation, which I underwent in March 2020. When I returned to Madrid from Dallas, Covid-19 had just broken out. I spent more than two months alone at home, requiring rehabilitation, but without a physiotherapist. If I could change one situation from my past, it would be this one. I called the doctor and asked him to come and treat me even with the pandemic. My goal was to return to the high level. At the end of the confinement, I returned to the field, but my ankle was not feeling well. In fact, it broke again. It hadn't changed.” he told listeners. After this ankle injury in 2019, the Belgian only made small comebacks. He missed 314 days due to injuries and missed 69 games with Real Madrid. An end to his career truncated by injuries, which Eden Hazard would also have wanted to treat.
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