Premier League legend 'It is possible' that Newcastle will make a statement this summer.

By acknowledging he might leave Real Madrid in the summer, Eden Hazard has given Newcastle United encouragement in their rumored pursuit of the Premier League legend. The 31-year-old winger's contract at the Santiago Bernabeu runs in 2024, but he may decide to end his miserable time there early and play in the English Premier League once more.
Hazard played 352 times for Chelsea, scoring 110 goals and dishing out 92 assists while winning two Premier League championships, an FA Cup, and a League Cup at Stamford Bridge. In 2014–15, he was also crowned Premier League Player of the Season, solidifying his status as one of the best imports in history.
But since coming in a £130 million deal in 2019, he has struggled to match his Real Madrid performance, scoring just seven times in 72 games. And Hazard asserted that although a January departure is unlikely, he might leave the 14-time Champions League champions next summer.
He stated to Marca: "It's unthinkable for me to leave Real Madrid in January. But during the summer, it might be feasible. It's up to the club; if they want me to leave, I'll do it. I'm still focused on Real Madrid because I want to play football there."