Obviously, Hazard’s resounding performance in the Champions League against Scotland’s Celtic Glasgow is no stranger to this mark of confidence. Stirring, author of a decisive pass and a goal during the Spanish victory, the Belgian had perfectly replaced Karim Benzema, out injured. Although the Madrid number 7 does not have the athletic qualities of the French striker, Ancelotti should therefore renew his confidence in him at the front of his chessboard.
In the event of another good performance, the former Chelsea player could continue with the reception of Leipzig on Wednesday. It will then remain to be seen how the Italian tactician will manage his individualities when Benzema returns from injury.
A few months before the World Cup, the Belgian will-o’-the-wisp therefore seems to be on the right track. The one that should allow him to regain an often decisive confidence in the important moments of his career.
