A good part of the options that Madrid has to conquer this League title will come from the form of Eden Hazard. The Belgian has not played with the Whites since last February, when Ciutàt fell injured against Levante. But nervousness doesn't seem to attack the attacker of La Louviere: in the last 11 games in which he has participated in the last decade (110 in total, both with Lille and Chelsea in competitions such as the Premier, and Ligue1, the Champions and the Europa League) has won 67 (60.91%), tied 22 (20%) and lost 21 (19.09%). In them has scored 35 goals. His great mirror must be his impressive finish in the 2011-12 campaign, with Les Dogues (The Mastiffs, the nickname with which the team from northern France is known) before settling in London: he won nine games, tied the remaining two and scored nine goals (three in the game of his farewell with the French team). With Chelsea, he also scored in his last game: a double in the Europa League final against Arsenal. It was the final of the Europa League for the 2018-19 campaign.
However there is a striking fact: of those 110 encounters, he only completed 54 (49.09% of the total), but of the remaining 56 matches, in 27 (48.21%), was released in the final stretch of the match (from minute 80 to the end). Now Zidane hopes to regain that level of Hazard, of which he said: “I would sign him for Madrid with his eyes closed.” Now it's your turn. The truth is that the Belgian is demonstrating in the last training sessions that he is returning to be the determining player who led Belgium in the last World Cup in Russia and Chelsea in the Europa League (he signed for Madrid days after proclaiming himself champion of said competition with the set blue: scored two goals against Arsenal in the final).