Chelsea's Eden Hazard representing Belgium. Picture: PA
Chelsea star backs Hazard to be a success at Stamford Bridge
Friday, July 27, 2012
2:42 PM
Frank Lampard hailed the Blues’ new signing
Chelsea star Frank Lampard believes that Eden Hazard will be a success at Chelsea.
The Belgium international has recently joined the Blues after impressing at Lille and has already impressed his vastly experienced team-mate.
“My first impressions of Hazard are very good,” he told the club’s official website.
“You can see he is a natural in trainingwith his touch, his awareness, his speed and the first time I saw him play in Seattle I could see he is player with a lot of natural ability.
“There are signs he can be a big player in Chelsea history if he wants to be.”
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