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Eden Hazard Catches Up with the Ball Boy, Charlie Morgan, The Belgian Infamously Kicked 11 Years Ago

Eden Hazard is cherishing his retirement catching up with old friends: namely, Charlie Morgan, the ball boy he kicked 11 years ago amid a Chelsea game.

Eden Hazard tweeted, “A nice thing about retirement is catching up with old friends. You have come a long in way in 11 years my friend @charliem0rgan @auvodka * @hazardeden10 🤝

https://twitter.com/hazardeden10/status/1750205183898816763?t=KFiAxiRAarMv6diN2VwNkg&s=19

Charlie Morgan is now all grown up and worth $50 million USD. Morgan became an Internet Sensation when Hazard kicked the 17-year-old Morgan during a League game between Swansea and Chelsea.

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Morgan set up business named Au Vodka in 2016 alongside a good friend Jackson Quinn. In December 2019, the tables turned to fortune for the company. They shifted to selling 10,000 bottles of black grape vodka in a single month.

Au Vodka is endorsed by many A-Listers of sports world – Ronaldinho, Wayne Lineker, Jake Paul and even Floyd Mayweather.

The brand now sells 35,000 bottles in a day. Despite the same, Morgan admits that there has been many flavors that didn’t work out for him – The Manuka Honey and Chocolate Orange.

In 2024, Au Vodka became the fastest growing company in the United Kingdom with a then 2 year CAGR percent of 412.77

The company has franchised into many more endeavors, The Au Scented Candles, Thermal Coffee Cups, Vodka Donuts, and even a gym named The Gym

Charlie Morgan comes off from a wealthy background, his dad, Martin Morgan is a famous multi millionaire based off Swansea. He is the man behind the Travel House, Morgan is a serial investor in properties, hotelier, and owns Swansea FC.

Mohammed Bazim
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Mohammed Bazim S is a final-year Journalism student with a deep passion for sports reporting. At the age of 19, he is already making strides towards his dream of becoming a paddock reporter and rinkside correspondent. With a particular love for ice hockey and Formula 1, Mohammed aspires to capture the excitement of these sports through immersive reporting. His enthusiasm, coupled with his dedication to honing his skills, sets him on a path towards bringing the thrilling world of sports to life for fans worldwide.
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