NEWS UPDATE: Crystal Palace attempted to sign a Premier League champion.

Crystal Palace reportedly made an approach to sign former Chelsea and Real Madrid man Eden Hazard this summer.

The Belgian forward is currently a free agent and it seems his future is still no closer to being resolved, according to Dean Jones in an interview with Give Me Sport.

According to Dean Jones in an interview with Give Me Sport, the Belgian forward is currently a free agent, and his future appears to be no closer to being resolved.Logo of

 


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Hazard was one of the best players in the world for many years, with a remarkable career that included two Premier League titles during a seven-year stint at Stamford Bridge.

Hazard then moved to Real Madrid in 2019, where a combination of injuries and confidence concerns appear to have severely harmed his career, and it’s now unclear whether he’ll ever play again, according to Jones.

The 32-year-old undoubtedly has the ability to compete at a reasonable level, but perhaps he wants to go on a higher note rather than struggling with his fitness for another year or two at a smaller club.

Jones commented on Palace’s interest and Hazard’s future, saying, “It would not surprise me if Hazard does now retire from football.”

There have been some strong offers for him, including one from Crystal Palace to play again in the Premier League, but the motivation to make a comeback does not appear to be there. “It’s been a long time since he was playing, he would have to work extremely hard to get back to top condition – meaning actually playing top level games could take a while.”

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Crystal Palace injury update ahead of Aston Villa, with Roy Hodgson in a pickle

Latest Aston Villa news from BirminghamLive includes an injury update from the Eagles’ camp

Crystal Palace are concerned about the fitness of defender Marc Guehi, who was pulled out at half-time during England’s 3-1 triumph against Scotland on Tuesday.

Following the international break, Villa Park will welcome Roy Hodgson’s Palace on Saturday (3pm). Unai Emery’s team was thrashed 3-0 at Liverpool last time out, snapping a three-game unbeaten streak.

Palace, on the other hand, has only lost once in their first four games. Guehi has played an important defensive role for the Eagles and would be a huge loss for Hodgson if he were to miss out.

“We hope it’s not too bad, but he wasn’t able to carry on.”

Former Arsenal centre-back Rob Holding, who signed on deadline day, might make his debut, while Chris Richards and James Tomkins are other options for Hodgson.

 

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