Hazard's 'solution' to be in Qatar 2022 with Belgium

Eden Hazard lives in his own ordeal with the injuries. From his arrival to the Real Madrid in 2019 has lived a true nightmare that has caused that the Belgian attacker have given a 'bajón' in his performance, happening to be a referent of the European football to a player of bench. The consequences have arrived so much in his importance in Santiago Bernabéu as in the selection of Belgium.

And, as little it has showed in his temporda with the Madrid, his participation in the World-wide is not ensured, at least like an indisputable headline (as it was it does some years). Hazard Will have to win a place and will not have it easy, because Roberto Martínez, seleccionador national, has very defined his plans.

This yes, in a recent interview has given a key so that Hazard himself can be in the World-wide, that 'raisin', probably, for putting an end him to his stage in the Real Madrid. It is in a delicate position and is clear that Carlo Ancelotti does not have he at all. A similar situation to the one of his compatriot Romelu Lukaku, that also is having a moment delicate in Chelsea.

Martínez has left to see that, if the 'heavy weights' want to be in Qatar 2022, have to consider the possibility to abandon his respective clubs during the summer and play the greater quantity of possible minutes in the previous months to the start of the tournament. "I do not go to judge neither value the state of any player until after the summer, because they still are missing seven months for the Glass of the World", aimed.

September, key month

The seleccionador of Belgium has marked the month of September like the key moment to decide what will happen with Romelu Lukaku or Eden Hazard: "It Is necessary to analyse to the footballers more in the short term, no now. But there will be a lot of players that will change of club or to feel this summer", explicThe moment to evaluate to Lukaku and Hazard will be in September; they are player for which the summer could be a big opportunity in his careers".