The Premier League inducted Eden Hazard into its Hall of Fame on Wednesday, honouring his outstanding impact on English football. The Belgian forward became the 26th player to receive the recognition, joining legends who shaped the league’s modern era.
Hazard played seven seasons with Chelsea, where he won two Premier League titles, one FA Cup, and two Europa League trophies. He made 245 league appearances, scored 85 goals, and recorded 54 assists before leaving for Real Madrid in 2019. His dazzling dribbles, creativity, and consistency made him one of the most feared attackers in Premier League history.
Fans and pundits celebrated the announcement widely on social media. Many described Hazard as “a magician with the ball” and “one of Chelsea’s greatest ever players.” Former Chelsea manager José Mourinho praised his former player, saying, “He belonged in the Hall of Fame a long time ago.”
Moreover, the Premier League confirmed that fans participated in the selection process, with Hazard receiving the highest votes from supporters worldwide. His iconic solo goals, especially against Arsenal and West Ham, remain among the most replayed highlights in league history.
Hazard expressed gratitude during the induction ceremony, saying he played “to make fans happy” and that being recognised “means everything.” His inclusion reflects both his football brilliance and his influence on a generation of players who admired his style.
As the Premier League inducts Eden Hazard into its Hall of Fame, his legacy as one of the league’s most entertaining and successful players continues to inspire young talents across the world.
