Real Madrid have decide to make Chelsea pay in their chase for Eden Hazard

The word out there is that Chelsea would make life very difficult for Real Madrid should the Spanish giants move in for star forward Eden Hazard next summer, but Real’s top officials have a plan of their own.
According to reports in Spain, via the TheSun, Los Blancos are ready to wait until next summer if their chase for the Belgium international falls through in January. If they still show up in the summer of 2019, it is likely, they will get a cut-price fee of about £65million for their target who currently has only two years remaining on his deal.
Hazard is yet to sign a new contract at Chelsea that will extend his deal beyond 2020 and also make him the club’s highest paid player of all time, with the £300-000 per week deal on the table.
If he does not sign the deal, by next summer, he will have only a year remaining on his deal, and like Real managed with Thibaut Courtois, paying only £35 million due to the number of months remaining on his deal, they Santiago Bernabeu chiefs are hoping to exploit similar advantage with Hazard as well.


All of this depends on Hazard, as his pen on the dotted lines inside Stamford Bridge will ward off Real or get them to pay more for his services.