Eden Hazard: the Boy in Blue
By Matt Oldfield and Tom Oldfield
How did a Belgian boy’s dazzling dribbling carry him from local pitches to Premier League glory?
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What is Eden Hazard: the Boy in Blue about?
Eden Hazard grew up in Belgium in a family that loved football. From his earliest days, he practised his dribbling and learned to outwit defenders with speed, balance and imagination. His talent soon took him from local pitches to Lille in France, where he helped the club win major trophies. Then came a dream move to Chelsea in England. This biography follows Hazard’s journey from gifted youngster to Premier League champion and one of football’s most exciting wingers.
About the author
Matt Oldfield is a British author who loves writing exciting books about football. He is best known for the 'Ultimate Football Heroes' series, which shares the stories of famous footballers like Messi, Ronaldo, and Kane. Matt enjoys bringing the world of football to life and inspiring young readers who love the beautiful game.
Pages
160 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2016
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