- Spanish club Real Madrid are ready to pay Chelsea £120 for the transfer of Eden Hazard to Spain
- Eden Hazard has been a long term target for Los Blancos since the last two seasons
- His father has also admitted that his son recently snubbed a contract extension at Chelsea
Reigning Spanish and European League champions Real Madrid are reportedly preparing an opening £120 million January 2018 transfer bid for Chelsea and Belgian football star Eden Hazard.
Hazard is currently spending his sixth season at Chelsea, but there are reports that the former Lille winger wants a move away from Stamford Bridge.
He has been a long term target for Real Madrid, and Los Blancos are now ready to offer Chelsea the amount that will be difficult for the Blues to reject.
Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane will use the Belgian’s contract situation at Chelsea with two full seasons left to make him a Galactico according to UK Sun.
Chelsea coach Antonio Conte will not want to lose one of his best players as the Blues are still struggling to defend their Premier League title.
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Previously, Eden Hazard's dad revealed that his son snubbed the latest contract offer presented to him by the Blues to favor a move to Spanish club Real Madrid next summer.
The 26-year-old rejected a contract extension at Chelsea according to his father who says his son is holding out for a Real Madrid transfer.
Last season, Eden Hazard was superb for Chelsea helping the club to win the Premier League title, and he has continued with his impressive performance this term for the Blues.
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