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  1. Prime Hazard was a fantastic player, with an outstanding dribbling ability and incredible technical quality! His abrupt decline in performance, for various reasons (mainly injuries and weight problems) cut short the peak of one of the most talented players of his generation. A world-class player!

  2. Hazard is better than Ronaldinho, better than Neymar. I can confidently say Hazard is the second greatest dribbler of all time only behind Messi.

  3. I was always proud because he played for us. In CFC history he was unforgettable player even though he transfered to Real. Once a BLUE 🔵, Always BLUE 💙.

  4. He is a good dribbler but he is certainly not better than Cristiano Ronaldo, Ronaldo Nazario, Neymar etc. What the hell are all these dribbling statistics?? Where are they even coming from?? I have tried and tried and tried to watch many videos of this guy and understand where on earth they are coming from when they say he is one of the top 5 dribblers of all time and I can’t see it. I simply can’t. Hakim Ben Arfa is a better dribbler than Hazard. Allan Saint Maximin is a better dribbler than him. Adama Traore is a better dribbler than him. kylian Mbapoe is a better dribbler than him. I have watch so many videos of this guy and I have come to the realization that even Ronaldo at JUVENTUS was still a better dribbler than him. Let’s not even talk about his prime days at Madrid it even Manchester United or you’ll be cooked. Some people talk about how Lamine Yamal and Hazard have completed the most dribbles in a single season. IT IS A LIE!! It is just glaze. Their statistics are being pumped up. I watch their video and it never falls to baffle to think of the fact that you hear so much hype and when you actually go to watch for yourself, you simply just can’t see it. They are elite players but think it’s actually time we come to the understanding that they are not these legends of dribbling the way people paint them to be. It’s sentiments that cause them to say stuff like that.

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