Eden Hazard: I will not go to Real, I want to stay in the Chelsea

Midfielder of Chelsea Eden Hazard said that has no desire to go to Real Madrid. Earlier media reported that the Royal Club is interested in the services of the Belgian football player.

“I will not go to Real Madrid, I want to stay in Chelsea” - said Hazard.

Previously, information about the interest of Royal Club towards Hazard became known due to the comment of the head coach of the English team Jose Mourinho by saying that each leg of Hazard would cost to Real £ 100 million, as he is one of the three best players.

Hazard was recognized as the best player of the season in England, according to the Association of Professional Footballers (PFA).

Mourinho: Real Madrid should pay 100 million for each leg of Hazard

Head coach of Chelsea Jose Mourinho shared his opinion about the possible transfer of midfielder Eden Hazard to Real Madrid. He noted that each leg of the Belgian player will cost to Real Madrid 100 million pounds.

"If Madrid want to get Hazard, they must know something. Rotate anything behind my back will not succeed. If the leadership of the Real Madrid wants this transfer, then they have to call me and say that they really want this, or will not work. How much will it cost to Hazard? 100 million and one of the three best players of the Real Madrid. More precisely, 100 million for each leg, since Eden is very young” - said Mourinho.

Wayne Rooney: Torres is still a threat, of course

Wayne Rooney has warned his Manchester United team-mates they cannot afford to concede an early goal against Chelsea on Sunday.

Chelsea are undefeated in the League, winning seven of their eight games whilst drawing the other against QPR. Chelsea recruited Oscar and Eden Hazard in the off-season for a combined fee of almost 60 million pounds, joining Juan Mata in attack playing just behind Fernando Torres - and the combination has proved to be formidable so far.

Rooney has emphasised the need for United to prevent early goals from going in, especially at Stamford Bridge against an in-form Chelsea team.

«We don’t want to be doing that and against the best teams it will be difficult to get those goals to win games. Torres is still a threat, of course. I don’t think he gets the credit he deserves because he works hard for the team. Sometimes the goals go in for him, other times they don’t, but he’s always trying. It’s a great start and it’s clear having won the Champions League last season it has given them a lot more confidence, they have brought a lot of new players in and added more speed to the team,» - Rooney said.