Real Madrid’s Eden Hazard undergoes 'successful' surgery on broken foot

Hazard came off during Madrid's defeat by Levante on February 23 after making only his second start following almost three months out with a fracture in the same foot.

March 06, 2020 10:32 am | Updated December 03, 2021 08:35 am IST - Madrid

Real Madrid's Eden Hazard receives medical attention after sustaining an injury. File Photo.

Real Madrid's Eden Hazard receives medical attention after sustaining an injury. File Photo.

Real Madrid star and Belgian international Eden Hazard has undergone successful surgery on his broken right foot , the Spanish La Liga leaders said Thursday.

“Eden Hazard has successfully undergone surgery today in Dallas on a fracture in the fibula of his right foot,” Real said in a statement.

“The operation was supervised by Real Madrid Medical Services. Hazard will now remain under observation until he gets the all clear to being his rehabilitation process,” read the statement.

 

Hazard came off during Madrid's defeat by Levante on February 23 after making only his second start following almost three months out with a fracture in the same foot.

He joined Madrid for 100 million euros from Chelsea last summer but has endured a nightmare first year in Spain.

He sustained a thigh injury in training the day before the start of the season and after coming back in September, took time to regain form and fitness.

Hazard appeared to be finding his rhythm only to suffer his first fracture in November, before his latest set-back. He has made only 15 appearances for his club this season, scoring one goal.

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