
Eden
Hazard should consider leaving Chelsea in order to further his career, says
Belgium head coach Roberto Martinez.
Hazard scored three goals for his country at the World Cup in Russia -
including the second in the 2-0 win over England in the third/fourth place
play-off - and contributed two assists to help Belgium achieve their best
ever finish at the tournament.
Hazard hinted after the win over England in St Petersburg that he feels it
might be time to move on and Martinez believes he has the quality to play
for the very best teams in world football.
"It could be the best time [for Hazard] to try something different,"
Martinez told Spanish radio station Cadena Ser.
"He is a player who has maturity and a lot of leadership. His play is based
on talent.
"Hazard could carry a new project anywhere in the world. He is at the best
moment of his career. He could fit in any team in the world.
"Players need new challenges and new projects. Perhaps it's a good time for
[Chelsea] and for Eden [to split].
"I would be very surprised if Chelsea didn't have big offers for him right
now."