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Im hearing very good news about hazard, after hazar's departure from real madrid and he has got an offer from intermiami to play together with messi, alba or even busquets. Hazard was a rival for those players once he was still playing for real madrid but it's likely hazard will be on the same team with ex barcelona players. It's a good chance for hazard to continue his career in the professional football. Im seeing goal was just reporting it.

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After signing Lionel Messi and Sergio Busquets, Inter Miami have been flirting with a host of players and Hazard is the latest big name they have targeted, according to Relevo. The Belgium international would join Messi as one of the club's Designated Players should he agree to the switch, which allows them to sign players outside of their salary cap.

I will call him stupid enough if he will be missing a chance to join in intermilami. I do understand if intermiami was the worst club in MLS but he can at least still play football. He has been losing a lot once he was joining in real madrid.
Kroos was even slammed him for not use his golden opportunity in real madrid. Hazard must accept it or it will be so bad for him.

Hazard has accumulated a big amount of wealth during his time at Real Madrid. It would be unwise and disadvantageous for him not to seize the opportunity to play alongside Messi especially with his performance at Real Madrid, it is unlikely that any reputable club would settle for him, especially considering the leverage risk posed by his re-occoring injury. Starting afresh in Inter Miami is not a bad move, provided the terms of his contract are reasonable. In my opinion, it could benefit his career as playing alongside Messi would garner media attention. If he performs well, he could potentially secure a lucrative return to the Premier League, reminiscent of his successful days at Chelsea.

The chance to return to the Premier League is almost non-existent. How should he even perform such that teams from the Premier League decide to hire him back to England when in fact he will still be prone to injuries and has only proven his performances in a league that is inferior to the EPL? I think it would be good for him to also have a goal to look forward to that doesn't put as much pressure on him like an engagement with Real Madrid. But I wouldn't underestimate the medical checks here as Inter Miami will also do their thorough due diligence before they sign him. If there are signs that his injuries aren't fully cured or that he could potentially be injured very soon again, I am not sure yet whether that transfer will work out in the end.