Eden Hazard Opens Up About Life After Soccer

Eden Hazard has made a surprising confession after retiring from soccer, saying he now feels like a taxi driver.

He admitted that his life is quite simple, staying at home and enjoying time with his wife and five kids.

The Belgian player retired in 2023 due to constant injuries.

Hazard reflected on how quickly time passes, saying "yesterday I was 19 and today I’m 35".

He played just 76 matches for Real Madrid after his high-profile transfer from Chelsea.

Hazard does not live with frustration, wanting to be remembered as a good player and a fun guy.

He fondly recalled his best years at Chelsea, winning two Premier League titles and two Europa League trophies.

He also highlighted the 2018 World Cup in Russia as one of the most special moments of his career.

Hazard captained Belgium to a third-place finish, playing with his brother.

He said "it was incredible" and being captain of his country was unique.

Hazard enjoys a quiet life in Madrid, focused on his family.

He is completely happy with his new chapter.

The former Real Madrid player had a remarkable career, with 245 appearances for Chelsea.

Hazard won the Premier League Player of the Season award in 2015.

He was also named to the PFA Team of the Year four times.

Hazard's experience playing under José Mourinho was incredible, he said.

He trained with Mourinho at Chelsea, learning a lot from the manager.

Hazard's time at Real Madrid may not have met expectations, but he has no regrets.

He is happy with his decision to retire and focus on his family.

Hazard's confession is a rare glimpse into his life after soccer.

He is enjoying his new role as a father and husband.

The former player is not missing the spotlight, happy with his quiet life.

Hazard's family is his priority now, and he is loving every moment.

He is grateful for his career, but happy to be done with soccer.