Chelsea supervisor Maurizio Sarri backs Eden Hazard to flourish as false nine

        Eden Hazard masterminded Chelsea' 2-1 win over Brighton on Sunday

Sarri's side established their hold on fourth place in the Premier League because of the most recent virtuoso presentation from Hazard, who began the season assuming in a wide job for Chelsea and won the Premier League's Player of the Month grant for September.



He has since been moved to the central striker's role by Sarri as the Blues boss tries to find a solution to his team's lack of cutting edge, with both Alvaro Morata and Olivier Giroud struggling for goals when leading the Chelsea attack.

In his new job, Hazard was unreasonably hot for Brighton to deal with, with a help for Pedro's opener and a fine complete to twofold Chelsea's lead, before limping off after Dale Stephens' test. 

Inquired as to whether will he proceed in the false nine job, Sarri, who anticipates that Hazard will be fit for the Carabao Cup conflict with Bournemouth on Wednesday, stated: "I imagine that, for us, he could be critical in this position.

          Sarri says there is more to come from Hazard in the coming games

"He's truly ready to come join the party with his colleagues, entirely ready to make spaces. Presently I surmise that, in that position, he needs to enhance in assaulting the crate."

The Belgian, the first Chelsea player to help an objective in four back to back Premier League diversions since September 2014, has now been engaged with progressively Premier League objectives this season (17 of every 16 recreations) than he was in the entire of last season (16 of every 34 amusements) - yet Sarri has approached his charm to take his diversion to more prominent statures.

The Italian stated: "I believe that he could play better, since his dimension is high so I figure he could accomplish more, for him and for us, yet I think after the two wounds he lost the physical condition."