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Chelsea fans react to Eden Hazard's final decision on his future

- Chelsea fans are now of the thoughts that Eden Hazard is leaving them this summer

- This is because of what the Belgian football star said recently about his future at Chelsea

- Eden Hazard said he has made a final decision on his future at the Stamford Bridge club

Chelsea fans have already concluded in their minds that Belgium international Eden Hazard won't play for the Premier League club next season.

This comes following the latest update from Eden Hazard himself who claimed that he has made a final decision on his future at the Stamford Bridge club.

Eden Hazard has been a long term target for Spanish giants Real Madrid and the club are reportedly ready to come for his signature at the end of the ongoing season in Europe.

Fans are now convinced that Eden Hazard would be leaving Stamford Bridge at the end of the season considering his latest comment.

''I know what I am going to do, I have made a decision,'' Eden Hazard recently told RMC.

Chelsea faithfuls took to social media to express their thoughts on Eden Hazard recent comment about his future.

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Meanwhile, Eden Hazard has made 24 Premier League appearances for Chelsea this season scoring 12 goals and 10 assists.

Chelsea are currently occupying fourth position on the Premier League standings with 50 points after 25 games played this season.

Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Eden Hazard who currently plays for Chelsea in the Premier League made it clear that he has made final decision on his future at Stamford Bridge.

Hazard has been impressive this season for Chelsea with the Belgian scoring two goals for the Blues in their last Premier League encounter.

But that has not stopped Spanish giants Real Madrid from eyeing a move for the 28-year-old winger as they want him as replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo.

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