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Unfortunately the final against Arsenal was lost, but by then Hazard had his second Premier League winners' medal, and the day after Wembley he was named Chelsea Player of the Year for the third time. Hazard’s 2017/18 Season Jake Clarke-Salter (17/18), Dominic Solanke (14/15), Lucas Piazón (11/12 – 12/13), Juliano Belletti (07/08 – 09/10), Jürgen Macho (03/04), Rhys Evans (02/03), Jon Harley (97/98), Jakob Kjeldbjerg (93/94), Kenedy (15/16 – 17/18), Marco van Ginkel (13/14), Raúl Meireles (11/12 – 12/13), Scott Sinclair (09/10), Arjen Robben(04/05 – 06/07). Roberto Di Matteo (96/97 – 01/02) César Azpilicueta since 12/13, Filipe Oliveira (02/03 – 03/04). Leon Knight (01/02). Danny Slatter (00/01), Neil Clement (99/00), Jody Morris (97/98 – 98/99), Danny Granville (96/97). Andy Dow (95/96), Michael Duberry (93/94 – 94/95), Steve Livingstone (93/94). Charly Musonda Jr. (17/18), Pedro (15/16), Mohamed Salah (14/15), Eden Hazard (12/13 – 13/14). Bosingwa (08/09 – 11/12), Scott Sinclair (07/08). Emmanuel Petit (01/02 – 03/04), Albert Ferrer (98/99 – 02/03)

Tammy Abraham (18/19), Diego Costa (14/15 – 16/17), Demba Ba (13/14), Paulo Ferreira (08/09 – 12/13), Scott Sinclair (08/09), Lassana Diarra(05/06 – 07/08). Scott Parker (03/04 – 04/05), Valerio Di Cesare (01/02 – 03/04). Tore André Flo (97/98 – 00/01) Marco Amelia (15/16), Jeremie Boga (14/15), Andreas Christensen (12/13), Steven Watt (04/05), Mikael Forssell(98/99 – 03/04), Steven Hampshire (97/98), Joe Sheerin (96/97), Lukaku is far from struggling at Chelsea, but he could certainly use a player around him right now that knows him inside and out, and one that could get the very best out of him right now. That man would be Hazard. His major contribution to us reaching the Europa League final was a sensational display off the bench at home to Sparta Prague, capped by a magnificent injury-time thunderbolt that booked our spot in the last 16. Unfortunately, a hamstring injury sustained at Aston Villa in our penultimate league game ruled him out of the successful Amsterdam showpiece, but not before he had set up Lampard’s record-breaking goals. Hazard seems to have taken the same view. "I don't know if I'm apart," the Belgian mused during his final season at Stamford Bridge, "I may be apart from the best players in the world because the best think about goals, assists, trophies. And I have never been like that. So yes, maybe...afterwards, in professional football, there are a lot of players like me who want to have fun."

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Live Streaming AC Milan vs Dortmund Champions League 2023? How To Watch Newcastle United vs Dortmund Champions League Live Online! Nov 28, 2023 Gulshan Sharma It would be very similar to when we re-signed Didier Drogba in the latter part of his career; his influence, and the lift it gives the whole camp. Drogba even got some vital goals off the bench for Chelsea in his second spell. In all Hazard appeared 62 times, scored 13 goals and assisted a further 19. It hadn’t taken him long to show just what a special player we had on our hands, and his performances received wider recognition, too, as he was named in the PFA Team of the Year. Hazard’s second season - 2013/14 He has a proven and perfect chemistry with Lukaku, something they have built up together over years and years, and this is something that doesn’t just appear over night.

Who were your favourite players? Which shirt numbers do you love the most because of these players? Antonio Rüdiger since 17/18, Branislav Ivanovic (07/08 – 16/17), Glen Johnson (03/04 – 07/08), Christian Panucci (00/01), Dan Petrescu (96/97 – 99/00) Chelsea winger Noni Madueke considering leaving after less than a year at Stamford Bridge Nov 28, 2023 Vaibhav Purohit Tammy Abraham now has the legendary number 9 shirt that Didier Drogba had. He has a lot to live up to though. Recent History of the Chelsea shirt numbersDo you want to know the former and old Chelsea football players shirt numbers? Well don’t worry. Because we have compiled a list with all the former and old Chelsea football players shirt numbers here. Here you can find out which Jersey number legends like Didier Drogba had at Chelsea FC. Chelsea FC Players / Squad

The first alarm bells were sounded when Hazard reported for duty in Madrid looking out of shape, prompting speculation that he had used a rare summer off to celebrate his transfer a tad too enthusiastically. Adept with both feet, Hazard has explosive pace, great technical ability and can change a game with a turn of pace or a dribble. In 2007, his first full season in French football, he won the Young Player of the Year award (National Union of Professional Footballers) becoming the first non-French player to win the award. As in 2014, 2015 and 2017, Chelsea fans chose Hazard as their Player of the Year, and his fourth success was a record-breaking tally in the prize’s prestigious history. His team-mates voted for him as their Player of the Year, too, so he achieved the unique feat of winning all three club awards in the same season. One final flourishWell personally for me, my favourite player was Arjen Robben. Why? Because even though he was only at Chelsea for two seasons. The number 16 shirt for me is still my favourite. Victor Moses since 16/17, Papy Djilobodji (15/16), Kevin De Bruyne (13/14), Mohamed Salah (13/14), Florent Malouda (07/08 – 12/13), Didier Drogba (04/05 – 05/06), Mario Melchiot (99/00 – 03/04)

We asked for your best Eden Hazard moments in a Chelsea shirt after the Belgian announced his retirement from professional football today. Nevin detached from the macho-man world of football by attending the gigs of indie bands and devouring NME. Hazard switched off by becoming completely engrossed in his family life. As well as topping the list for chances created and fouls won, Hazard also completed over 900 dribbles, almost 50 per cent more than the next player. Get Hazard the ball, and he would more than likely beat his man. ‘A true Chelsea legend, a serial winner…’Better was to follow, as he was named in the PFA Premier League team of the season on four occasions, scoring at least 13 goals every season except a disappointing 2015-16 campaign, and creating dozens more with his electric dribbling and astute eye for a pass. He was a thrilling player who Chelsea fans adored, and neutrals loved to watch. David: Hazard's solo goal against Arsenal sums up everything he was about. The close control, skill and strength, pure class. Even the rest of the Chelsea squad were watching, expecting for him to produce something magic.