Chelsea star Eden Hazard has
reignited speculation over his future by revealing it would be difficult to
rebuff an approach from Champions League opponents Paris Saint-Germain.
Hazard, signed from Lille
for a reported £32million in June 2012, has been repeatedly courted by Real
Madrid and PSG after his scintillating performances last season when Chelsea
won the Premier League and
League Cup.
The Belgian's displays this season have been less emphatic
though and Chelsea's lowly league position means a likely absence of Champions
League football next term - unless the Blues beat PSG in
the last-16 tie and go on to win this season's European Cup.
And if they do miss out a transfer away from west London is
a possibility with the mdifelder admitting any player would find it tough to
reject the overtures of an elite European side.
The 25-year-old told Le Parisien: "[It is] difficult to
say no to PSG, or to any of the teams capable of winning the Champions League.
"PSG are now in that category. And for me, winning the
Champions League is my main aim."
Hazard attempted to backtrack, pointing to his contract that
expires in 2020, but the timing of his comments will cause alarm with the Blues
facing the most important week of their season as Manchester City visit in the FA
Cup on Sunday.
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