Chelsea's Belgian playmaker Eden Hazard had stated on the eve of the Champions league game against PSG that it would be difficult to refuse a move to the French champions if they come calling.
In reaction to Hazard's statement, former Manchester United midfielder Roy Keane told that if he was a teammate of the Belgian, he would be kicking him up and down the training pitch. However, Chelsea Interim manager Guus Hiddink believes otherwise.
The Dutchman did not respond to the statement by Roy Keane but felt that the Belgian International is very keen to stay at Stamford Bridge. However, Hiddink stated that he felt Hazard, who was very instrumental in the Premier league title win of Chelsea last season, would certainly need to improve on his form this season.
Hazard has been a shadow of himself in this campaign with injuries certainly not helping the cause of the play maker.
Apart from PSG, Hazard was also linked with Real Madrid earlier in the campaign but Hiddink believes Hazard, who has a contract till 2020, will stay at Chelsea after having admitted to have certain small conversations with the Belgian.
The Dutch man would certainly hope that Hazard, who has been showing some signs of revival off late, would be able to get back to his best as soon as possible.
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| Eden Hazard wants to stay at Chelsea but I do not, says Guus Hiddink |
The Dutchman did not respond to the statement by Roy Keane but felt that the Belgian International is very keen to stay at Stamford Bridge. However, Hiddink stated that he felt Hazard, who was very instrumental in the Premier league title win of Chelsea last season, would certainly need to improve on his form this season.
Hazard has been a shadow of himself in this campaign with injuries certainly not helping the cause of the play maker.
Apart from PSG, Hazard was also linked with Real Madrid earlier in the campaign but Hiddink believes Hazard, who has a contract till 2020, will stay at Chelsea after having admitted to have certain small conversations with the Belgian.
The Dutch man would certainly hope that Hazard, who has been showing some signs of revival off late, would be able to get back to his best as soon as possible.
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