Damien Duff slammed Eden Hazard's attitude after the Belgian came on as a substitute in Real Madrid's 1-1 draw with Chelsea on Tuesday night.
Hazard's former club got a vital away goal to take back to London for the second leg of the Champions League semi-final, with PSG and Manchester City clashing in the other semi tonight.
But Duff criticised Hazard after the game for turning up 'overweight' for his first pre-season with the Spanish club.
Speaking on RTE, the former Republic of Ireland international said: "You’d worry for him going forward – he’s 30, he relies on sharpness, being a quick dribbler.
"We all know after 30 it’s…like that. He’s never been a top pro and he’s never had the drive of Messi and Ronaldo. If he did, you’d probably be mentioning him with them two players.
"He turned up for his first pre-season at Real Madrid – Galactico, 160 million – overweight. Fat. Call it what you want.
"You’d worry for him, because he’s had 11 injuries and to come back from 11 injuries – and he’s hardly played in two years – you need to have drive, you need to be a top pro.
"I hate aiming it at a player, but it’s always been aimed at him anyway."
Hazard was introduced to proceedings just after the hour mark as he replaced Vinicius Junior on Tuesday night.
It was only the attacking midfielder's second appearance across any competition since mid-March.
