How Real Madrid could line up after the transfer window

Left-winger: Eden Hazard

The Belgian will get the chance to make up for his recent disappointments next season

Eden Hazard has failed to live up to expectations since leaving Chelsea to complete a big-money move to Real Madrid. The attacker's time in the Spanish capital has been plagued by constant injuries. He made just 21 appearances for the Galacticos last term, contributing three goals and one assist.

Hazard is currently sidelined after picking up a knock while representing Belgium at the Euros but he is expected to recover before the next campaign begins. If he manages to stay fit, he'd be a great weapon for Los Blancos.

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Striker: Karim Benzema

The Frenchman is currently doing wonders.

Karim Benzema was Real Madrid's standout performer last season. The Frenchman enjoyed a prolific outing in front of goal with a record of 30 goals and nine assists to his name in 46 appearances across all competitions.

Los Blancos will turn to him for answers upfront once again next season. Benzema is still going strong despite his age and has shown no signs of slowing down. He finished as the third top scorer at Euro 2020 courtesy of his four goals for France in as many games.

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Right-winger: Gareth Bale

Bale has returned to Santiago Bernabeu following his loan stint in the Premier League.

Real Madrid's attack has been boosted by the return of Gareth Bale, who spent the last campaign on loan with Tottenham Hotspur. The Welshman enjoyed a good run with the Premier League side that saw him bag 16 goals and three assists in 34 games.

Bale will add significant firepower to Los Blancos' attack. Alongside Benzema and Hazard, Carlo Ancelotti could field one of the best attacking trios -- at least on paper -- to destroy opposition defenses in Europe next season.