All the speculation that an agreement with Real Madrid is already in place as been rejected by Chelsea star Eden Hazard.
Reports from Spain earlier this week claimed the Belgium star
had agreed a £32million move to the Spanish giants, but the 25-year-old
has refuted that talk and insists he is happy at Stamford Bridge.
“I don’t know who’s saying that, but it’s not true,” Hazard told Belgium’s Antenne Centre TV.
“At the moment, I’m at Chelsea. First, I have to finish the season
and I still have a contract for four years. I’m there, and I’m currently
feeling good over there. I want to be on the pitch as soon as possible.
With Chelsea.”
Hazard has been heavily criticised for his performances this season,
and has failed to score in the Premier League this season after winning
the PFA Player of the Year last season and guiding the Blues to the
Premier League title.
Hazard, currently sidelined with a hip problem, is believed to be
back in training at Cobham, but he has not featured since last month’s
Champions League exit to PSG and was omitted from Marc Wilmots’ Belgium
squad for the friendly against Portugal.
Last week incoming Chelsea boss Antonio Conte reportedly told the
club to put Hazard up for sale and while Hazard has repeatedly spoken of
his commitment to Chelsea, Real boss Zinedine Zidane remains a big
admirer of Hazard, who has four years left to run on his Chelsea deal.
The player also incurred the wrath of the club ahead of the Champions
League showdown with PSG in Paris in February when he claimed it would
be “difficult to say no to PSG”.
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