OMG: Hazard warn Blues to be careful as they will play without Kante & Morata this weekend
Eden Hazard has warned that his recovery from
injury is not yet over.
The Chelsea forward was seriously injured at the
end of last season and underwent ankle surgery over the summer.
He’s since returned to action, making his first Premier League start of the season in Chelsea’s 1-0 defeat to Man City just before the international break.
He also started Belgium’s World Cup qualifier against Bosnia on
Saturday and could play a role again tonight in their match with Cyprus.
But, without a goal for Chelsea this season,
Hazard has warned he is still recovering from his surgery and he could miss
more games.
‘I missed football for three months, it’s not
easy to come back after a big injury,’ he said while on international duty.
‘But I worked during the summer – I just want to play football.
‘I will miss some games, I will play bad for
some games. I just want to play football and try to bring the best of me.
Hazard’s comments come amid an injury crisis for
Chelsea. They are expected to be without their two most influential players of
the season so far when they take on Crystal Palace this weekend. N’Golo Kante
and Alvaro Morata have both suffered hamstring injuries while on international
duty and precisely when either will return is not yet clear.
Chelsea will hope the best of Hazard isn’t far
away as they look to recover from the setback of defeat to title rivals Man
City. A winnable looking run of Premier League fixtures against Crystal Palace,
Watford and Bournemouth lay in wait before a clash with Manchester United.
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