Real Madrid has signed forward Eden Hazard for the second time in two years, extending his contract until 2028 in La Liga.
The Belgian international has been one of Real Madrid's most valuable players in recent seasons, scoring over 40 goals and assisting over 25 during his three-year stay at the club.
Hazard joined Real Madrid from Chelsea in 2017 after a successful spell with Atletico Madrid. He made his debut for the Spanish giants on June 9, 2017, and went on to become a regular starter in the starting lineup throughout his time at the club.
During his time at Real Madrid, Hazard has helped the team win five La Liga titles, two Champions League trophies, and two UEFA Super Cups. He has also earned three Ballon d'Or awards and was named Player of the Year twice in La Liga.
With his contract now extended until 2028, Hazard will continue to be a key player for Real Madrid as they look to defend their title in La Liga and continue their pursuit of European glory.
Overall, this extension is seen as a positive move for both Hazard and Real Madrid, as it provides him with more stability and security in his future career, while also giving the club the certainty that they have a long-term investment in their star player.