Eden Hazard believes his former club Chelsea are not missing him with the way they have responded to the new premier league season.
The Blues under new manager Frank Lampard are third on the Premier League table after eight wins and drawing two of their opening 12 games of the new campaign.
“When I watch them, [there is] no Hazard but it is a party,” he told Sky Sports. “They can score a lot of goals, the fans are happy, they are third in the league, it is going to be a great season. They just need to stay there and win
games.
“We all know Willian, Jorginho they are very good. Also with the young players coming through, it is great to see the club high and I hope they can stay there.”
The London side have proved doubters wrong who feared that the Stamford Bridge side may find things difficult with Hazard leaving for Real Madrid for £88.5m in the summer.
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Lampard’s side have responded brilliantly to that early setback, though, with new first-teamers Christian Pulisic, Tammy Abraham and Mason Mount stepping up to collectively fill Hazard’s considerable shoes.