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#1 Eden Hazard
The Belgian signed for Chelsea in 2012, and since then, he has become an irreplaceable part of the side. Hazard is a magician down the left flank, who can move past any defender with the drop of a shoulder and create chances out of nowhere.
The two-time Premier League winner is among the few players who could win the Ballon d'Or in the future. After Ronaldo left Bernabeu in the summer, Real Madrid has been struggling to find a genuine goal scorer and a creator down the left-hand side. Vinícius has been used often this season, but he could not provide the quality which Hazard might bring to the team.
Moreover, given Chelsea's current position and the internal turmoil involving Maurizio Sarri and Hazard, it could force the Belgian to leave Stamford Bridge and join Madrid where he could become their leading player with Gareth Bale often sidelined due to injury.
