Since arriving from French side Lille in June 2012 as a player with massive potential but still bubbling under Eden Michael Hazard has not looked back. Instead, the mercurial ‘wizard’ has shone like a beacon for Chelsea Football Club. Coming to Chelsea as a winger who could easily play on either wing, Hazard has already
Last season, Eden Hazard endured arguably the most difficult time of his career. After a brilliant 2014/15 campaign, the Belgian failed to replicate the qualities that earned him the PFA Player of the Year award. Hazard’s struggles led to him being dropped by manager Jose Mourinho in October, with Mourinho’s replacement Gus Hiddink then describing
Charles’ latest “The Mind of Conte” column. Any Chelsea fan watching the home game vs Burnley would have gone away from it buzzing with excitement. This was the most comprehensive performance we’ve seen in over a season. While all players deserved to be praised for the overall performance, two of them stood out to me:
After netting just four Premier League goals and putting in a number of inept performances last year, Chelsea’s Eden Hazard was a shadow of the player who romped to the PFA Players’ Player of the Year and the Blues’ Player of the Year the season before. However, with Antonio Conte taking over the managerial reins
Eden Hazard’s downfall at Chelsea has been one of the stories of the season, one which fans of the club would obviously not envisioned. From making a clean sweep at the Player of the Year awards after leading his side to the title last season, he became anonymous as Chelsea embarked on one of their
Eden Hazard’s father, Thierry, has insisted it is “out of the question” that his son will leave Chelsea in the summer. “Eden has a contract until 2020”, he said, presumably in misguided faith that contracts still hold sway in the modern era, and in response to links with Paris St Germain, Hazard senior was clear,
There have been many mysteries this season in the Premier League. Leicester leading the table as we head into the final stretch would be the greatest but the form of Eden Hazard, last season’s undisputed best player in the division, would rank pretty close. Electric 2014/15 campaign, disappointing 2015/16 season The Belgian was electric
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It is rather odd that Jose Mourinho should still be spinning the rhetoric that his Chelsea team are not title challengers whilst he sits, with 9 games to go, top of the league, 7 points clear of second place Liverpool and 9 clear of Manchester City. Cup commitments and postponements mean City have 3 games