There are few better footballers in the modern era who would be able to lay claim to the same levels of success that Eden Hazard has enjoyed domestically.
The Belgian winger enjoyed a trophy-laden stint at Chelsea, where he won two Premier League titles, two Europa League crowns and two domestic cups. Hazard has since gone on to conquer Europe since with Real Madrid after a lavish, big-money switch in the summer of 2019, winning both the Champions League and the UEFA Super Cup.
Hazard has no doubt been aided by the plethora of superstars he's played alongside domestically at both clubs. But even though the 31-year-old plays alongside some of Europe's most esteemed players for his country, he has been unable to replicate his domestic success on the international stage.