EDEN HAZARD has limited options after having his contract terminated by Real Madrid, according to reports in Spain.
Hazard eclipsed Gareth Bale as Los Blancos’ record signing when he signed from Chelsea for an initial £88.3million in 2019.
His stay in Madrid was miserable however, with injury and form struggles meaning he was never able to justify his lofty price tag.
The forward made just 76 appearances for Madrid, scoring seven and assisting 12 times.
The forward did not complete a 90 minute game this season and appeared just six times in the league.
And according to Marca, the Belgian only has one club interested in his services – the Vancouver Whitecaps in the MLS.
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The outlet reports that he is weighing up the move against retiring from the game at the age of 32.
They also revealed details of his exit from Madrid which was confirmed last week.
Hazard’s contract was due to run out next summer but an agreement was reached between all parties to let the Belgian become a free agent.
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Hazard offered to leave without a compensation package for the final year of his deal but Madrid paid a third of his remaining £20m-a-year deal.
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The Belgian would join a Vancouver team halfway through the MLS season if he were to leave this summer.
The Canadian side are currently sitting in the MLS final series places with the club in sixth.
Hazard would become the most high-profile player to ply his trade for Vancouver since local boy Alphonso Davies left in 2018.
According to reports in Canada, the Whitecaps are struggling to attract fans and have the fourth worst attendance in the MLS.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
