Belgian international Eden Hazard has denied speculation that he is looking to leave Chelsea in the summer and insisted that he wants to stay in his club for 'a long time'.
Reports suggested that Hazard, who was named Man of the Match in the Blues' 2-0 win over Hull City in which he opened the scoring in the second half, is eyeing a move to Paris Saint-Germain.
However, Metro.co.uk reports that Hazard said that he is training hard like manager Jose Mourinho advised him and is enjoying his time at the club, adding that he wishes to keep going for Chelsea for a long time.
Hazard also drew words of praise from Mourinho, who said that the club does not want to sell the player and added that every manager wants a player like Hazard, although he expects the motivation and responsibility that Hazard has shown this week to continue in the future.
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