"I'm not a Real Madrid player, but as a supporter of Zidane, I’m very happy he returned because football needs Zidane.

"For the other teams, his return is not so good because Real Madrid and Zidane win a lot so it’ll be complicated for the rest," said Eden during an interview with Radio Monte Carlo.


Apparently, everything is settled ahead of the highly-anticipated Eden Hazard transfer. As highly influential Madrid-based newspaper Diario AS report, both Real Madrid and the player himself are in the agreement over the potential move. The final word from Chelsea is the only thing which doesn't allow the deal to get settled.

Luckily, AS believe the Blues are expected to give green light to Hazard's departure in the upcoming days. Unlike the Thibaut Courtois situation, when they had to secure the arrival of his replacement first, Chelsea have already signed Borussia Dortmund's Christian Pulisic to fill into the void.