Thorgan Hazard's contract with Anderlecht ends in June 2026. Anderlecht wants to extend the contract with a performance-based salary structure featuring bonuses rather than high fixed wages. According to Het Laatste Nieuws, Anderlecht's proposal is for one additional season, with an option for a second year linked to performance and/or number of matches, and at lower salary conditions. Hazard wants a contract with a fixed wage until 2028. In an interview with La Dernière Heure, Hazard indicated that he views Anderlecht's offer as a one-year contract, not two. He stated to La Dernière Heure that if another club makes a two-year offer, he will weigh the pros and cons. It was reported in Het Nieuwsblad that Hazard is considering a club that would commit to him for two or three years, even in an exotic competition, but it was noted his children would remain in Belgium. Hazard is estimated to earn approximately 1.5 to 1.8 million euros annually.

Het Nieuwsblad reported that Thorgan Hazard received a first proposal to extend his contract for one season, with a performance-based option for a second season. Thorgan Hazard has rejected this offer for now. He is waiting for lucrative offers from more exotic countries and will not refuse a big financial deal if one becomes available.

Voetbalnieuws.be reports that Thorgan Hazard is able to speak with other clubs because his contract concludes in the summer.

There were inquiries from Saudi Arabia for Thorgan Hazard, who is one of the high earners at Anderlecht. Despite being content at Anderlecht, a transfer abroad is not ruled out. Hazard expressed a desire to end his career in Belgium, though it's uncertain if it will be at Anderlecht. Anderlecht is willing to consider a lucrative offer for him.