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New rumors linking Eden Hazard to Real Madrid this summer have rocked Chelsea fans.
It has been claimed that the Spanish giants could spend £ 100 million to secure the services of the Belgian.
According to The Mirror, he could be offered a contract worth £ 350,000 a week to become one of the highest paid players in the world.
Zinedine Zidane will look to welcome a new face at Bernabeu this year to fill the gap left by Cristiano Ronaldo's move to Juventus.
Hazard has long been linked to Madrid and is just the kind of big name capable of baduming such responsibility, as Chelsea fans know.
The Belgian was a talisman for the Blues, turning games and lifting his team in difficult times with his ball address.
But how could such a move match the record sales of football history?
The most expensive football transfers of all time
6. Gareth Bale
Tottenham Hotspur at Real Madrid
Transfer fee (£): £ 86 million
Transfer fee (€): 100 million euros
5. Paul Pogba
Juventus to Manchester United
Transfer fee (£): £ 89 million
Transfer fee (€): 105 million euros
5. Ousmane Dembele
Borussia Dortmund in Barcelona
Transfer fee (£): £ 97million
Transfer fee (€): 105 million euros
4. Cristiano Ronaldo
Real Madrid to Juventus
Transfer fee (£): £ 105 million
Transfer fee (€): 117 million euros
3. Philippe Coutinho
Liverpool to Barcelona in 2018
Transfer fee (£): £ 106million
Transfer fee (€): 120 million euros
2. Kylian Mbappe
Monaco to Paris Saint-Germain in 2018
Transfer fee (£): £ 158 million
Transfer fee (€): 180 million euros
1. Neymar Junior
Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain in 2018
Transfer fee (£): £ 189million
Transfer fee (€): 222 million euros
How would Eden Hazard's £ 100 million hit match?
If Chelsea accepted a £ 100 million offer from Real Madrid, it would become the fifth most expensive transfer of all time.
On the basis of the current exchange rate, a GBP 100 million contract would be worth around 116 million euros, 11 million euros more than the fees paid by Manchester United for Paul Pogba and Barcelona for Ousmane Dembele in euros.
Cristiano Ronaldo would still be ahead of Hazard as the fourth most expensive football transfer of all time in pounds sterling and euros.
The dilemma facing Chelsea is that they could lose their winger for nothing in 2020, with the Belgian heading into the final year of his contract.
Unless the Blues can get a stay of the ban that prevents them from registering new players for new transfer windows, they could earn £ 100 million in transfer fees from Hazard before can not replace it this summer. .
Keep it for a year longer until a successor can be sought out in the transfer market and lose it with a bonus or money now and suffer for 12 months without being replaced?
This is not a question with an easy answer.
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