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Eden Hazard offered chance to end Real Madrid nightmare as Fenerbahce want midfielder on loan transfer


FENERBAHCE have reportedly offered Eden Hazard an escape route from his nightmare stint at Real Madrid.

The Belgian attacker has failed to live up to his Premier League hype since moving to La Liga after suffering multiple injuries which have left him struggling for form.

Fenerbahce have reportedly offered to take Eden Hazard on loan from Real MadridCredit: Getty

Hazard moved to Madrid in 2019 after completing a £130million transfer from Chelsea.

Since his arrival, he has only played 73 times in four years for the Los Blancos, scoring seven goals and assisting 11.

However, it is believed that he has the chance to link up with other former Premier League stars, such as Joshua King, Enner Valencia and Michy Batshuayi at Fenerbahce.

The Turkish side are keen to sign the Belgian star on a loan deal, according to Spanish outlet Fichajes.

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The report has suggested that Madrid have been contacted by the Super Lig side and that they are willing to pay a large chunk of the 31-year-old’s wages.

Fenerbahce has offered to pay £4.4m of the £5.3m that he is currently being paid in Madrid.

However, Hazard is not believed to be keen on the idea of moving to Turkey, and Madrid are happy for him to make the decision on his final.

The Spanish club do not want to force one of their most expensive players of all time out of the club.

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He has only played seven times for Madrid this season and was hooked off the pitch during the 1-0 Copa del Rey victory against fourth-tier side Cacereno on Tuesday.

Should his opportunities not improve at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, then a move to Turkey could be a chance for him to revitalise his career.


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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