Sir Alex Ferguson impressed with Hazard
The Red Devils boss watched the 21-year-old Belgian in action for Lille in a recent Ligue 1 match and admitted he was particularly impressed with the forward's acceleration
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23 Apr 2012 21:29:00
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Eden Hazard (Lille)
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed that he has been keeping an eye on Lille winger Eden Hazard.
The 70-year-old attended the French side's recent 2-1 defeat against Lyon, with the Scot admitting that a number of players were the focus of his attention, but he was particularly impressed with the Belgium international.
Sir Alex told French radio station RMC: "I came to watch Lille play Lyon and followed Hazard of course, along with other players.
"He is a very good player who has many qualities. He is particularly fast over the first 10 yards."
The Red Devils boss was also questioned about France manager Laurent Blanc, a former United player who has been linked as a potential successor to him at Old Trafford.
Sir Alex continued: "I get asked this question very often,”
“When he played in Manchester [2001-03], he followed very carefully our training methods. He is a very clever. He has qualities as a coach needs since he made 'les Bleus' a winning
The 70-year-old attended the French side's recent 2-1 defeat against Lyon, with the Scot admitting that a number of players were the focus of his attention, but he was particularly impressed with the Belgium international.
Sir Alex told French radio station RMC: "I came to watch Lille play Lyon and followed Hazard of course, along with other players.
"He is a very good player who has many qualities. He is particularly fast over the first 10 yards."
The Red Devils boss was also questioned about France manager Laurent Blanc, a former United player who has been linked as a potential successor to him at Old Trafford.
Sir Alex continued: "I get asked this question very often,”
“When he played in Manchester [2001-03], he followed very carefully our training methods. He is a very clever. He has qualities as a coach needs since he made 'les Bleus' a winning
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