PSG willing to pay £80m for Chelsea winger Hazard

 According to a report by the Daily Mail, PSG believe they can convince Hazard, who arrived at Stamford
Bridge from Lille over three years ago, to return to France.

Chelsea are understandably reluctant to part with the player voted as the Professional Footballers Association’s and Football Writers’ Association’s player of the year last season.
Hazard signed a new five-year deal with the club in February but, following the club’s disastrous start to the Premier League season, it is believed that he is considering his future.
The Belgian winger, who supported Real Madrid as a boy, has been dropped by under-pressure manager Jose Mourinho several times this season and, on one occasion, publicly singled out for criticism.

When asked to explain why he had chosen not to select Hazard for the defending champions’ 2-0 victory over Aston Villa last month, Chelsea’s Portuguese coach said: "I left out Hazard because we are conceding lots of goals. We need to defend better."
Hazard has also become embroiled in the row surrounding Mourinho’s treatment of former team doctor Eva Carneiro.
The 24-year-old could yet be compelled to act as a witness on behalf of Carneiro at her employment tribunal against Chelsea, despite his reported reluctance to do so