Juan Mata explains why he thinks Eden Hazard is the greatest ever Premier League player

animals after his suicide, police have announced. Brian Laundrie's body was found during a police search on October 20 2021.

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Sergio Aguero has revealed he doesn't think he'll ever be able to sprint again only a few months after having to retire from football due to a heart condition.The former Manchester City and Barcelona striker says he's afraid his heart "doesn't work properly" having being diagnosed with a cardiac arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat) last year.Speaking about his health on a Twitch stream this week, the 33-year-old said: "If I try to play football now, I run out of breath."Sometimes I wonder if I will ever be able to sprint again. I just feel like my heart doesn't work properly."Aguero first realised something was wrong after experiencing chest pains and breathing issues during the first-half of Barcelona's 1-1 home draw with Alaves back in October.He fell to the turf clutching his chest and was treated for several minutes before eventually walking off and being taken to hospital.The Argentine said he knew the problem was serious when he was "left in a small room alone with monitors" while doctors ran numerous tests on him."When it happened, I thought it was nothing and that I was going to be fine, but when I arrived in the hospital and they left me in a small room alone with a lot of monitors around me.Where does Sergio Aguero rank in terms of the greatest striker in Premier League history? Let us know what you think in the comments section..."I realised something was bad.

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school application forms should have gendered categories like "male" and "female" removed, according to reports. In addition, the lecture advised the use of phrases like "head pupil" over "head boy" and "parent" over "mother".

WWE – after leaving rival wrestling company All Elite Wrestling. Rhodes, a former Intercontinental Champion in Vince McMahon’s company, was a driving force behind the formation of AEW in 2019.This came after the 36-year-old had ended a ten-year stint with WWE, where he’d been a consistent, regular performer without truly nailing a main event spot.The launch of AEW was seen as the first genuine competition to the sports entertainment juggernaut for decades, with Rhodes among the founding Executive Vice Presidents working with Owner Tony Khan.He was instrumental in AEW’s early success and enjoyed notable feuds with the likes of Chris Jericho, MJF and Darby Allin - as well as a long reign as TNT Champion.Rhodes was in the midst of a third reign with that title as recently as January of this year before dropping the gold to Sammy Guevara at Beach Break.Now it appears his time with AEW is done.

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Daniel James has stated how the likes of Eden Hazard, Thierry Henry and Ryan Giggs are all legends in his eyes.

Aston Villa ace Jack Grealish can be as good as Joe Cole and Eden Hazard.

Manchester United target Jack Grealish has the same 'god-given talent' as Eden Hazard, according to Chelsea icon John Terry.

The FIFA 20 TOTW Moments 6 lineup will be announced on Wednesday April 22, as the Moments promo continues in place of the normal TOTW format due to the suspension of football worldwide.

The Premier League has been graced by several of the world’s finest players since its inception in 1992.

Eden Hazard has been named by Juan Mata as the best Premier League player.

Eden Hazard insists he is doing his best to keep his weight down during his quarantine period in Madrid.

Brazilian legend Rivaldo has backed Kylian Mbappe to leave PSG this summer and head to either the Premier League or Real Madrid.

Reece James wants fan-favourite Eden Hazard to return to Chelsea.

Liverpool great Steve McManaman has rubbished claims that Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane could look to leave the club in the near future.

Frank Lampard’s most important player at Chelsea, according to Jamie Redknapp.The American has been in sensational form since English football got back underway last month, scoring two goals in five appearances during Project Restart so far.His quick feet have also earned the Blues a couple of penalties in their last two outings; first allowing Willian to break the deadlock in their 3-2 defeat at West Ham last week, before giving the Brazilian the chance to double their lead in Saturday’s 3-0 win over Watford.And Redknapp believes the latter spot-kick came through Hornets midfielder Etienne Capoue being “petrified” of Pulisic in the box, meaning he felt the need to close him down quickly.“There was a reason Etienne Capoue sprinted 20 yards

Jamie Redknapp has claimed Christian Pulisic is filling the void left by Eden Hazard at Chelsea.

Chelsea amid comparisons to Real Madrid star Eden Hazard.Pulisic, who arrived from Borussia Dortmund last January in a £58m deal, starred as Frank Lampard's side dismantled Watford at Stamford Bridge on Saturday night.The USA international won a penalty when he baffled Etienne Capoue with a swift drag back which was reminiscent of when Hazard ruled the roost at Chelsea.The Belgian scored 110 goals in 352 Blues appearances, and won Chelsea's player of the year award four times during his seven-year spell in west London.After having another denied spot kick by VAR, Pulisic's performance was hailed by fans on social media, with many saying he is playing like Hazard's heir.But the 21-year-old played down the comparisons, re-iterating that he

Chelsea kid is open that his slight stature means he has to double-down on training ground graft.The youngster is as grounded as they come and there's a sense of total wonder about what now constitutes his day to day routine - training with football superstars.Gilmour, who joined the Blues as a 16-year-old from Rangers in 2017, said: “Cesc Fabregas was still there when I did two or three sessions with the first team and that was amazing because all the time growing up I had watched him, Andres Iniesta and Xavi.“The first time I was a bit star struck, thinking: ‘this is Cesc Fabregas, Eden Hazard.’ It was a bit surreal.