Costa and Fabregas have been in incredible structure for the Blues this season after their move to Stamford Bridge in the mid year from Atletico Madrid and Barcelona.
The Blues are at present four clear at the highest point of the Premier League going into tomorrow’s conflict with QPR (3pm).
Despite the fact that the Blues used £62million on Costa and Fabregas, Hazard lets it be known was so natural to create chemistry with the pair:
“The time it takes to develop a relationship on the pitch depends on the guy,” Hazard said.
“Sometimes it’s quick, sometimes not. But it’s easy for me to play with them because they understand football and are very good players.
“We didn’t need to train two years together, just one week was enough.
“They know when I move and I know when Costa and Fabregas move. It’s a pleasure to play with them.
“I don’t know how much better this team can get — we will see. Now we are first in the table and I hope we can stay there until the end of the season.
“I hope we can win a lot of trophies this season, one, two or three. Why not?”
Despite being a figurehead for the Blues once again this term, Hazard is adamant he doesn’t feel any pressure.
He added: “I would never say I don’t feel pressure — pressure is always here at Chelsea. I know in football you can be one of the best and maybe two weeks later one of the worst. It’s why you can never say ‘I am the best’. It’s an education.
“That is why John Terry is very important, not just for me but for the young players. He is a legend here, but is a big brother to all the younger guys.
“It’s always good when I speak with him. He gives me a lot of confidence because he is the captain. We are happy to have this guy in the team.
“When I joined he just told me to enjoy myself on the pitch and try to score goals for Chelsea. For me everything is good here.”
Written by Steve Milne
