Crystal Palace has “made a legitimate offer” to bring the superstar to Selhurst Park

Crystal Palace have shown a serious interest in signing former Real Madrid winger Eden Hazard, and

journalist Dean Jones discussed the move with GIVEMESPORT, hinting that the door is may not close.

A few years ago, the chances of a club like Palace recruiting Hazard were almost impossible, but the

Belgian striker still doesn’t have a club. At his peak, Hazard was considered by many to be one of the

best players in world football. The former Lille winger won the Premier League Player of the Season

award, was twice in the UEFA Team of the Year and was named Chelsea Player of the Year multiple

times. With Chelsea, Hazard has won many titles, including the Premier League and Europa League

twice. His performances for the west London club saw him join Real Madrid, where he played a small

role in helping the Spanish side win the Champions League trophy. However, his move to La Liga did not go as planned and the Belgian international now finds himself without a club. Football Transfers

reported in August that Crystal Palace were preparing a shock move to sign Hazard on a free transfer,

but no deal has yet been agreed. Unfortunately, there have been rumors that Hazard could turn down

any offers from any club, with reports in France suggesting the 32-year-old could hang up his boots.

Hazard himself recently hinted at the possibility of retiring, and discussed his next step after leaving Real Madrid… Hazard will certainly be out of shape and seems happy to sit back and relax at the

moment, so a move to the Premier League could be difficult for him, given the physicality of English

football. However, Hazard is one of the most talented players to ever play in England’s top flight, so if a

manager can get him fit again it could be a surprising gamble. After losing Wilfried Zaha in the summer

transfer window, who joined Turkish club Galatasaray after his contract expired at Selhurst Park, signing

a skillful left winger would make sense. idea for Palace, but it remains to be seen whether Hazard is

interested or not. However, the door may not be closed as clubs can sign free agents even when the

transfer market closes. Jones believes Palace’s offer for Hazard is legitimate, but he seems unmotivated to return to action. This journalist added that he would not be surprised if Hazard announced his

retirement in the near future. Speaking to GIVEMESPORT, Jones said… As mentioned, there is no doubt

that Hazard has talent, but can he regain his fitness to play for England again? The former Chelsea man

was one of the best to achieve this in the Premier League, but the momentum seems to be gone. There is

no doubt that if Palace can ensure that Hazard can repeat the form he has achieved throughout his

career then this will remain one of the best signings in the history of football. Surname. However,

Hazard is said to have earned £384,000 a week during his time in Spain, so the Eagles can hardly justify that. It will be interesting to see what decision Hazard makes about his future.