Guus Hiddink, Chelsea's interim manager on Friday said that winger Eden Hazard, was happy to stay at Stamford B ridge but has informed him he must improve following his disappointing performance this season so far.
Eden Hazard, the Belgian playmaker has not mad much impact compared to the high standards he set last season, and by speculation he is being courted by Paris Saint-Germain(PSG).
From comments he made in an interview with Le Parisien just before Chelsea’s 2-1 Champions League defeat by PSG on Tuesday — “it would be difficult to say no to PSG” .
Although Hiddink has spoken to Hazard on several occasions in a bid to help him rediscover the form that made him the 2015 "England’s Professional Footballers’ Association"(PFA) Player of the Year.
On Friday, During a news conference at Chelsea’s Cobham training ground, south-west of London, Chelsea's manager, Guus Hiddink said that “Hazard found himself in a difficult situation and will have to step up”.
“I hope he will step up as soon as possible. I remember once he had a sprint on the right side and we thought ‘that’s the old Hazard’ and hopefully he can show that more frequently. It is now up to him to step up.”
Guus Hiddink said: “I let them rest for one or two days after Tuesday but before that I had a short conversation with Hazard about the situation but he is very keen to extend his contract here and his family are happy.
“He has not said ‘I want to go’ but he has to step up as well. We will encourage him and talk to him about performance but then it is up to him. The whole world is focusing on him.”
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