Speaking on talkSPORT radio, Spanish Football Podcast host Phil Kitromilides said: "They're saying he might retire, they're saying that might be it for him.
"Eden Hazard, who joined Real Madrid as one of the best players in the world, his career has just fallen off a cliff.
"There's a real suggestion in Spain that Hazard is now going to retire, he's not going to go anywhere else.
"There were notions that a team in MLS — from Vancouver I think it was — were potentially interested in him. But I'm not sure what Hazard would want."
Real Madrid have announced that Hazard will be leaving the club at the end of the month despite the fact that he had another year left on his contract.
It will be a huge shame if the former Chelsea forward decided to retire after all at the age of just 32 with no major clubs seemingly interested in his services.
