EDEN HAZARD has admitted he is still TIRED at Chelsea off the back of playing at the World Cup this summer. The Blues’ superstar was eased into the new season by manager Maurizio Sarri.The 27-year-old appeared from the bench in Chelsea’s first two Premier League games. Meanwhile, Hazard has only been used sparingly in the Europa League and Carabao Cup. The Chelsea forward recently missed three games, sat on the sidelines for two weeks with a back injury. However, he is now fully fit and played the full 90 minutes in yesterday’s 0-0 Premier League draw with Everton. But it has all been smooth sailing for top goalscorer Hazard, who helped Belgium finish third in Russia in July. When asked if the World Cup had any lasting effects on his freshness, Hazard told talkSPORT: “Believe me, I am tired! “But I think I’m in good condition to play. Chelsea news: Eden Hazard hasn’t been playing for 90 minutes consistently throughout the season . When you are happy on the pitch you can try some things” Eden Hazard “Last year I got an injury with my ankle for three months. So that’s why I’m fresh now.“And when you are happy on the pitch you can try some things. I’m just enjoying myself.”Meanwhile, Hazard insists he has always been happy at Stamford Bridge. Real Madrid have continually tracked the Belgian, who has refused to rule out a departure in the future with his contract still not sorted. He added: “For the last seven years with Chelsea, I have always enjoyed myself.“When I am on the pitch I try to give happiness, first to me and then to the fans who are watching the game. At the moment, we are doing well and that’s why I am doing well. So I am happy to play at the moment. Hazard has been called up by Belgium for their latest international squad as they face Iceland and Switzerland in their final UEFA Nations League matches over the next fortnight. After the break, Chelsea and Hazard return to action with a crunch derby against London rivals Tottenham at Wembley on November 24. Get Chelsea updates directly to your inbox Subscribe Thank you for subscribing.
