Quote from: Zoomic on Today at 07:38:54 AM

Quote from: snipie on July 06, 2023, 10:09:26 PM

Quote from: Zoomic on July 06, 2023, 10:02:01 PM

Could this be the resurrection of Hazard's career??
I doubt because he is old already and the strength is reduced, he wasted the peak of his career in Real Madrid. But then, seeing him in a new club, especially where Messi is will have rejuvenate his career a bit if only the media can hype him that much.
In Maimi, I am sure Eden will see playing time and that is what is needed to pick form.

Did he achieve something with Belgium? Did helped the team advancing to final stages of Qatar World Cup or Nations League?
Hazard is hyped a lot like England is doing with Maguire, almost describing him as the best defender while he is doing silly mistakes that barely no one is doing it in a professional game. Hazard isn't doing the same as Maguire obviously but he dropped a lot since joining Real Madrid and I doubt he will shine again. I describe him as Bale, the second.

Belgium didn't play or rely on Harzard during the world cup that ended. Even the whole Belgium team was not the Belgium we used to know. KDB also mentioned it that Belgium needs younger people to play, that their team is a way old.
That being said, you are good to relate Harzard to Bale but it would be very unfair to compare him to Maguire who obviously has nothing to offer but is being held high by the English media.

Eden Harzard's arrival at Inter Miami for sure will give him a more playing time than he was having at Real Madrid thereby improving his fitness, confidence and probably form.
However, it's not gonna be a resurrection to his footballing career because of his age and current body physique. Harzard's glorious days are over and there's nothing that can be done to bring those moments again at this time of his career. I think he's going there to play and enjoy good football and anything that comes after will serve as a bonus