Eden Hazard, former Real Madrid and Chelsea winger, had a career many expected to shine brightly but ultimately dimmed due to injury and unfulfilled potential. Hazard, who was once considered one of

Bojan Krkić, now Barcelona’s football coordinator, revealed on the program “Què T’hi Jugues” of Spanish station Cadena Ser that he advised against signing Hazard for the Catalan club during his time at Lille, citing concerns over his professionalism.

Hazard joined Chelsea from Lille in 2012 for a fee of around £32m, following Chelsea's Champions League triumph in 2011/12. The Belgian superstar made 352 appearances for the Blues, scoring 110 goals, providing 85 assists, and totalling 26,967 minutes played.

While Eden Hazard had an incredible career, reaching the heights of the game, he is simultaneously branded as the worst signing in Real Madrid history by some. Their most expensive until the arrival

Bojan Krkic senior has revealed how he decided against recommending Barcelona sign Eden Hazard during his days working as a scout for the club. The club took a check on the Belgian while he was playing in France with Lille,

Before Hazard went off to play for Chelsea and Real Madrid, the Blaugrana had a chance to sign the teenage talent. According to former scout Bojan Krkic, father of the forward who played for Barca and Stoke City,