Eden Hazard continues his love affair with Chelsea, this time at expense of Tottenham
Eden Hazard is etched in the hearts of Chelsea fans and watching him suffer at Real Madrid with injuries was difficult let alone processing his retirement. Although the good thing about him retiring means that the Chelsea faithful can call him their own and don’t share it with any other club. He is a Chelsea legend, and his songs will be sung at blasting vocal cords at the Stamford Bridge till eternity.
The Belgian winger has scored 110 goals for Chelsea in 352 appearances while also providing 92 assists in the process. During his time at Chelsea he won two Premier League titles and two Europa League titles, the second of which came in his final season before leaving Chelsea for Real Madrid. He also won a couple of League Cups and FA Cups at Chelsea.
Bashing Tottenham never gets old
Eden Hazard appeared on Chelsea & Nigeria legend’s Mikel John Obi’s podcast which is called The Obi One Podcast [@obionepodcast] where he was speaking about how the likes of Manchester City and Liverpool are much better then Chelsea at the moment and how there is a big gap between Chelsea and other top clubs.
When Mikel John Obi came in and suggested Tottenham Hotspur’s name the reaction of Eden Hazard was hilarious. He went, “TOTTENHAM… NO!” with that hilarious shock and cheeky smile.
Eden Hazard also spoke about his time at Real Madrid and the comments about him that made all the fuss. The podcast served as a log into the kid that Eden Hazard always has been. He was smiling, making funny jokes, and answering questions with honesty.
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It feels good to watch Hazard smile again. Especially after his contract termination at the Santiago Bernabéu and him retiring from the game.