Roberto Martinez takes a hilarious take about Eden Hazard’s ass movement inside the penalty box.
Roberto Martinez says that Eden Hazard’s ass helps him with the swift movements inside the penalty box in an interview.
The Belgian International completed a 88 million transfer from Chelsea to Real Madrid. He will be showcased in front of the Los Blancos supporters on Thursday. Former Chelsea attacker stated that it was his ‘dream destination’ before the transfer was officially confirmed by both the clubs on Sunday.
Speaking to the Spanish Publication AS, Roberto Martinez claims that Hazard’s ass is the centre of gravity and that assists him in the one-v-one situations.
The Spanish International said: “It is your center of gravity. He is so short that he uses it to get out of one-on-one situations in which other players can not. It has a huge quality and a great vision of the game. That allows you to make the most appropriate decisions in the last third of the field.
“What he has is that emotions do not affect him, not even what is said about him. He is a very calm person, very focused, very serene. It is always very familiar, one hundred percent with the family, and then also one hundred percent with what the group needs.”
When he was asked if Zinedine Zidane is the right manager for him at this point of time, he replied: “It has always been very clear, since I was a young man, saying that I was looking at the figure of Zidane. Being able to work together will first give them a connection in the human part and, from there, everything that can come is very easy.
“Eden, with 28 years, has lived in different countries, will not need a period of adaptation even if he reaches a new league because he has a connection with the coach. And already it was adapted in spite of the great physical demand to the Premier, as before it had triumphed in France, very young. Your relationship with Zidane will be very successful.”
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Expectations at Real Madrid is sky high and Eden Hazard will be anticipated to perform from day one.
