Thibaut Courtois’ father has blasted Eden Hazard for being ‘unprofessional’ after he was filmed laughing and smiling after Real Madrid’s Champions League semi-final exit against Chelsea.

Real Madrid lost 3-1 on aggregate to Chelsea as they progressed to the final thanks to goals from Timo Werner and Mason Mount at Stamford Bridge which gave the Blues a 2-0 win in the semi-final second leg to set up an all-English tie with Manchester City on May 29 in Istanbul.

Hazard who joined Real Madrid from Chelsea, where he scored 110 times in over 350 appearances from 2012 to 2019, was substituted just before the end of the game after failing to make an impact against his former club.

After the final whistle, the Belgium international was filmed laughing and joking with some of his former teammates, Edouard Mendy and Kurt Zouma.

Hazard’s action drew criticism from Real Madrid supporters and Spanish media, with some fans even calling for him to be sold immediately.

In his apology, the 30-year-old said it was not his “intention to offend the Real Madrid fans”. 

Hazard’s full apology read: “I am sorry. I have read lots of opinions about me today and it was not my intention to offend the Real Madrid fans.

“It has always been my dream to play for Real Madrid and I came here to win.

“The season is not over and together we must battle for La Liga! Hala Madrid!”

Now,  Thierry Courtois, the father of Real Madrid goalkeeper and former Chelsea goalkeeper, Thibaut Courtois’ has put Hazard on blast. 

‘Its really not smart for Eden to do that,’ Thierry Courtios told HLN Sportcast.

‘He probably didn’t think twice about it, but those images are painful for Real Madrid fans.

‘If you see a player laughing two minutes after being eliminated, I’d say it was unprofessional.’