Quote from: rozak on Today at 01:28:11 PM

Quote from: shogun47 on Today at 01:10:20 PM

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.

Hazard is injured too often, and that must be considered by Inter Miami if you want to sign him. after Messi and Busquets were successfully brought in, now Hazard is a player that is being targeted. but we know how he gets injured very often. and even then it can be a loss for the team if it happens too often.
but pairing Hazard with Messi seems like a good strategy. this might work to change the team to dominate this season. because I'm not sure Hazard will be able to play consistently for several seasons. because he is very often to injury.

Hazard's performance has decreased greatly and I think his career is over, but Inter Miami doesn't only see that. Hazard's big name is still an attraction and also the MLS competition is not very competitive so it is possible that there will be many benefits that Inter Miami can get by bringing in Hazard.
Injuries that often come and Hazard's downturn with Real Madrid in the last 2 seasons has ended his career, it is no longer possible for a top European team to accept Hazard, maybe I think going to Inter Miami before retiring is not a bad thing.