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#3 Eden Hazard
This a trickier signing given that he will come in and take up the left-wing, which is preoccupied with Cristiano Ronaldo. Nevertheless, Hazard’s move could push Cristiano Ronaldo up top and also let the Belgian play in his best position.
Speaking of players that could really lift Madrid, there are only a handful who could do so—and Eden Hazard is one of them. The former Lille winger’s trickery has been wowing the world for the better part of the decade and it would help any team in the world.
He has rejected two new contracts from Chelsea in order to push a move to Real Madrid. While he might not have the scoring instincts of Cristiano Ronaldo, he is certainly is a better support player than the Portuguese.
His ability to create chances from the left will greatly benefit the Blancos, who often lack the creativity in the final third.
