Edin Hazard hints at a return to Chelsea as Frank Lampard praises Hakim ZH’s first blues start

Here is your Chelsea morning digest for Thursday, October 29th.

Lampard explains the attacking selection and appreciates the ZH performance

Frank Lampard has praised Hakim Zych after his performance in last night’s Champions League win over Krasnodar.

Winger opened his account with a goal in the second half of a 4-0 win for Chelsea.

And Lampard, who revealed the thinking behind starting a Moroccan with Culum Hudson-do Doini, was clearly impressed.

“Hakim Ziyach was fit today, for the first time he was really fit to start the game,” Chelsea Bose said. “He has worked really hard to stay fit and I was very keen to get his quality in the team. We saw that he was on the pitch for the whole period. It brought a lot of quality and peace and got the right goal.

“With Kumlum on the left I felt he deserved a chance to play. He’s trained very well lately, that’s our competition in the field and we’re also in the middle of a very busy patch of games so we need the input of all the attacking players.

“It simply came to our notice then [Ziyech’s] The performance was very good when you consider that the Dutch league has not started a match since March when it ended. So I’m so excited for him to come on the pitch so it’s been frustrating for me and for him and us that his injury didn’t allow him to start.

“But what I’ve seen in training so far and I knew we were signing as a player was a player with a lot of quality and personality to get the ball, help and find goals. We have seen many glimpses of it today. We brought him to the job and people probably forgot a bit because we signed him in January and he missed out on the start of the season. Tonight, he showed for sure that he is here. “

Hazard has vowed to return to Chelsea in the future

Aidan Hazard will one day join Kai Hewartz, Timo Werner and Co. Made clear his desire to return to Chelsea in the future.

The Belgian winger joined Real Madrid last year in a 5 5.5m3 deal that ended a seven-year stint at Stamford Bridge.

But the 29-year-old, back in December, Chelsea promised to return when his time in the Spanish capital was over.

“I’ll be back when I finish here,” Hazard said. Asked if he watches his former team’s game on TV, Hazard replied: “Yes, when I can watch. Not all the time.

“They are doing well, they are young. Now they can pay for players, they can buy players now.

“I do my work here and then I’ll be back.”

Arsenal legend praises former Chelsea striker

Ian Wright has praised Didier Drogba’s impact on Chelsea.

The Ivorian striker spent eight years at Stamford Bridge, scoring 164 goals for the club and inspiring his team to success in the Premier League and Champions League.

And former Arsenal forward Wright has acknowledged Drogba’s praise.

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“Talk to him [Drogba], I think because it was so easy for big men to go down, people were afraid to give them justice for the antiques. ” Right House Podcast.

“But in terms of number nine, and the way he played that role there in his own way, just covering all the basics, doing literally everything.

“By scoring goals, connecting the game, taking free-kicks, getting help. For me it was the only one that made people say, ‘We need to get there, that’s the way we did it.’