EDEN HAZARD's son has scored a worldie of a goal for Real Madrid in a youth tournament.
Son of the former Chelsea star, Leo, took the ball on the turn before firing a powerful effort from outside of the box into the top corner.
The goal put his Los Blancos side two goals ahead of Granada in under five minutes.
Hazard, 32, will be hoping his 10-year-old son is able to follow in his footsteps and forge a career for himself in football.
He would be the latest Hazard to become a professional player like his father and uncles, Thorgan and Kylian Hazard.
The goal was shared on social media, and fans were full of praise for the strike as well as Leo's name.
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One commented: "LIKE FATHER LIKE SON."
A second tweeted: "Leo Messi + Eden hazard = Leo hazard . The world isn't ready."
A third wrote: "Leo Hazard. That’s a ridiculous name. Kid is destined for greatness."
Another said: "Leo Hazard is such a cold name 😂 the future is sorted."
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And one added: "Leo Hazard is such a powerful name."
Father Eden made his first appearance for Real Madrid in 205 days on Wednesday as he was subbed on with 25 minutes left to play during Los Blancos' 6-0 win over Real Valladolid.
Hazard has had a tough few years at Real Madrid with his career plagued by injuries, on top of losing his place in the team to Vinicius Jr.
It was his first LaLiga appearance since he started in a 4-1 win over Real Mallorca in September.
Hazard has been an unused substitute on 29 occasions in all competitions this season.
He has played just eight times, scoring one goal this term.
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