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I don't see it as Eden Hazard's fault and for any player if there is an offer from the best team in the world they will definitely agree to accept the offer, especially the previous club they defended could get a lot of profit from selling the player. On the other hand, playing at Real Madrid, of course, the salary is quite a lot and there is also a guarantee to win the title. We see Eden Hazard even though in the end he suffered an injury and had to sit on the sidelines for many seasons but he managed to win various titles with Real Madrid.

I think that is Eden Hazard's achievement as a Real Madrid player, but apart from that he is not a player who contributes fully to the club. Eden Hazard's journey has officially ended since last month and now he must determine the next place as the foundation of his playing football career, even though the chances are quite small for other clubs to start approaching Eden Hazard, I think if there is an offer from a Saudi league team, I hope he immediately decides to join.

I have nothing but respect for Eden Hazard. He was one of my favorite players when he was at Chelsea despite not being a Chelsea fan myself. He is a skilled player who has been very unlucky at Madrid. I agree with everything you said - every players' dream is to play for the biggest teams in the world and Hazard did nothing wrong to move to Madrid and that was during his peak. But these things happen and things might not always go as planned.

I wish him luck in his future endeavors. I would love to see him get signed by a Saudi Pro Club where he can see out the rest of his career.

I could literally just quote what you said and say I agree, but yes I have never been a Chelsea fan either, but the way this guy took on four or five opponent players at the same time with his insane dribbling quality was so much fun to watch for me. It doesn't matter which club he played for, he had the talent to make it to the top. In the end I think it was the injuries that stopped him from competing even for a world soccer player title. When he went to Madrid, I was sure that this was the step to be taken so he can also become the best in the world. But he is not the only talent or highly professional player who had a somewhat bad ending.

It's a little pity to see the story of Eden Hazard's journey which ended at Real Madrid and currently does not have an agreement to join any club.
I know that Eden Hazard while at Real Madrid did not make too many good contributions so that Real Madrid has no plans to extend the contract and with his current age it is difficult to get a big club unless you have to move to Saudi Arabia or accept an offer from Inter Miami.

Eden Harzard doesn't need to be pitied on how bad his move the to Real Madrid turned out to be because was he wasn't forced to move to Real Madrid rather he wanted to go to Santiago Bernabeu and fill in the boots of Cristiano Ronaldo left at the club but unfortunately for him it didn't work out the way he thought.
Many footballers has failed to learn from other players bar decisions to leave their former clubs where they were worshipped as kings to bigger clubs. Chelsea's team was built around Harzard because he was the star player of the club before he left and never played to his full potentials at Real Madrid