
Eden
Hazard says he is the best player in the world but must move to Spain to win
the Ballon d'Or.
The Chelsea midfielder said during the World Cup that "it might be time to
discover something different", with the 27-year-old linked with a move to
Real Madrid.
Hazard has less than two years on his Chelsea contract and said earlier this
week that he was torn about whether to sign a new deal at Stamford Bridge or
pursue a move to the Bernabeu.
The last ten winners of the Ballon d'Or have been based in Spain, and when
asked whether he needed to move there to be considered the best in the
world, he said: "That's why I want to go - maybe."
However, when pressed on whether he would consider leaving Chelsea in
January, he replied: "No."
Hazard has enjoyed a prolific start to the season, scoring eight goals in 10
matches for Chelsea, and responded "yes" when questioned on whether he
thought he was the best player in the world.
But he admits he can still improve, saying: "You can always improve in
football. More goals, more assists.
"The team is helping me a lot, but I can improve, for sure."