Eden Hazard has again shown his love for Chelsea after making his feelings perfectly clear on Tottenham.
- The Belgian scored 110 goals and picked up 85 assists during his seven years with the Blues, making a total of 352 appearances before signing for Real Madrid.
- Injuries unfortunately plagued the remainder of his career, with the 33-year-old choosing to retire from professional football in October 2023.
- Despite making that huge decision, Hazard was back playing football at Stamford Bridge just over eight months later as part of Soccer Aid.
- Playing for Rest of the World XI, Hazard rolled back the years as he scored a stunning free-kick past David James.
- Former Chelsea stars Joe Cole and Gary Cahill also featured, with Frank Lampard in charge of the England team that won 6-3.
Shortly after delivering his six-word verdict on the prank, Hazard playfully tossed the drape off himself while his barber chuckled in the background.
He eventually broke into a smile, realizing the joke that had been played on him. However, Chelsea supporters would have certainly appreciated witnessing his immediate reaction. You can find this story in My Bookmarks or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.
