Eden Hazard: I’m good where I am’,Super star clarifies his future after Chelsea win

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After Chelsea failed to qualify for the Champions League this season, a lot of their top stars’ futures’ looked uncertain.

Thibaut Courtois has already left Chelsea this summer for Spanish giants, Real Madrid. After Cristiano Ronaldo made somewhat of a shock move to Juventus, many people were speculating about who would replace him in Madrid.

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‘I’m good where I am’

This is not surprising given Hazard’s quality. But Hazard has now himself come what and stated that he is very likely to remain at Chelsea for at least this season. “Everybody know what I have said after the World Cup. But I’m happy here. I don’t want to talk about it yet. A lot has been said, but at the moment I’m happy. I have two years left on my contract and we’ll see what happens. Leaving this year? I won’t go.

“We have seen today that the fans quite like me. I’m good where I am. Let’s see what happens in one or two years.” Sarri has also spoken out over Hazard’s links to Madrid and admitted he was at first concerned Chelsea would lose Hazard. “Chelsea – one of the most ­important clubs in Europe ­– cannot sell an ­important player, without the possibility of buying one on the same level. Of course, I was concerned about this ­problem. “But after the first time I spoke to him, I was sure he would stay. So I was concerned for 20 days, no more. Now I am sure Eden will The game got off to a solid start for the Blues as Pedro gave them the lead after nine minutes.

Chelsea’s lead was quickly doubled by Alvaro Morata before Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Alex Iwobi brought the game level before half-time. However, Hazard would be brought on for Chelsea in the 66th minute. The Belgian would cause Arsenal’s defence all sorts of problems and would eventually set up Marcos Alonso for Chelsea’s winner.