“I’m not watching football for Haaland.”-“Haaland can score 2 or 3 goals in games, but I don’t like to watch the football he plays he is a big Flop and Manchester City should sell him”-Real Madrid Flop player Eden Hard Criticises Erling Haaland for playing poor football.

Eden Hazard’s obsession with the idea of “pure football” is still very much in the news, and his latest remarks reveal the kinds of players he finds inspiring.

A few weeks prior, the now-retired Belgian football player brazenly declared that, when it came to what he called “pure football,” only Lionel Messi could match him.

Hazard’s passion for “authentic football”
He put himself ahead of Messi’s longtime opponent, Cristiano Ronaldo, with this claim, even though he recognised Ronaldo’s unmatched goal-scoring ability by calling him the greatest goal-scorer in history.

Though reactions to the 33-year-old’s statement are divided, Hazard—who is renowned for his technical style of play and amazing ball-dribbling ability—has now named a few current players that he considers intriguing.

Hazard identifies stars he likes to see and dismisses Haaland.
The Belgian appears to have a preference for players who possess extraordinary technical ability and show flair and inventiveness in addition to goal scoring.

It comes as no surprise that he left out Erling Haaland, the striker for Manchester City who is renowned for his incredible goal-scoring prowess but is frequently chastised for playing without much technique.

Instead, Hazard focused on three of Haaland’s teammates at the Etihad, as well as Jude Bellingham, a rising talent who has been making noise in La Liga since joining Real Madrid from Borussia Dortmund. Bellingham is expected to have a big influence in the future.

He said, “I don’t watch football for Erling Haaland, but for players like Bernardo Silva, Kevin De Bruyne, Jude Bellingham, and Jack Grealish,” as reported by Football Tweet on Mikel Obi’s podcast.
Haaland receives a lot of credit for his exceptional goal-scoring ability even though he may not be well-known for his skill.

According to Transfermarkt, his incredible 52 goals in 53 games for the Citizens last season was a major factor in motivating them to win a historic triple, which included winning the elusive Champions League trophy.

Hazard identifies the “most talented” player in the team that
The former Chelsea player has named the most gifted teammate he has played with during his senior career, and it isn’t any of the well-known players like Didier Drogba, Frank Lampard, Luka Modric, or Kevin De Bruyne, according to a Sports Brief feature about Hazard.

Hazard has chosen his most gifted partner in an unexpected way, even though he played with many elite players while at Lille, Chelsea, and Real Madrid.

Despite Gael Kakuta’s dismal stint with the Blues, he called the former France youth international the best young talent he had ever played with.