Eden Hazard says 'goodbye' to Chelsea in style with two goals in Europa League final win - in pictures


  • English
  • Arabic

Eden Hazard believes he has played his last game for Chelsea and called winning the Europa League on Wednesday in Baku "goodbye" to the London club as he seems set for a move to Real Madrid.

The Belgian scored twice in the 4-1 win over fellow Premier League side Arsenal and then said he felt that had had been his swansong for the club he has been with since 2012.

In an on-pitch interview post-match, the 28 year old said: "I think it is goodbye, but in football you never know.

"Now maybe it is time for a new challenge."

Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri admitted he had known Hazard's departure in the summer was likely and said: "I knew that Eden wanted to leave of course.

"But as I said in every press conference I want to respect his decision."

Wednesday's success gave Hazard a sixth trophy with Chelsea. It is a second Europa League victory to add to two Premier League wins and he also has one FA Cup and one League Cup winners' medal.

Have you been targeted?

Tuan Phan of SimplyFI.org lists five signs you have been mis-sold to:

1. Your pension fund has been placed inside an offshore insurance wrapper with a hefty upfront commission.

2. The money has been transferred into a structured note. These products have high upfront, recurring commission and should never be in a pension account.

3. You have also been sold investment funds with an upfront initial charge of around 5 per cent. ETFs, for example, have no upfront charges.

4. The adviser charges a 1 per cent charge for managing your assets. They are being paid for doing nothing. They have already claimed massive amounts in hidden upfront commission.

5. Total annual management cost for your pension account is 2 per cent or more, including platform, underlying fund and advice charges.