Hazard not thinking about Chelsea future as he targets World Cup final

Chelsea forward Eden Hazard has admitted that he is fully focused on shining for club and country and his future is secondary until the World Cup. “I am going to finish the Premier League competition first and then play the World Cup and then I will leave on holiday,” Hazard said. “Then we will see what happens next. I do not think about it yet. “I have another two years [on my] contract with Chelsea where I am very happy.” The World Cup would be the right time for Roberto Martinez’s squad as many of them are aged between 27 and 30. “Four years ago was the first World Cup for most of our players,” he added. “Now we have experience. “We know what to do to be ready and we have one target, which is to reach the final.” The Chelsea forward who has two years remaining on his contract has won both major player of the year prizes in 2014-15 and then won the title two seasons later.

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