the end? What Eden Hazard said about Chelsea to Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang before Europa League final – reports

Eden Hazard exchanged with words with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang before the Europa League final

But before the game, the Blues’ talisman seemed to confirm it would be his last appearance for the club.
According to the Daily Mail, Hazard told Gabon international Aubameyang: “I gave my life, my legs, my buttocks, everything.”
Real Madrid still retain an interest in the 28-year-old, despite reports of talks between the two clubs ‘collapsing‘.
Chelsea are holding firm in their transfer evaluation of their star man, with the transfer saga seemingly set to drag on into the latter stages of the transfer window.
The final in the Azerbaijani capital might well have been Hazard’s last game for Chelsea
He also hinted heavily at his imminent departure after the game in Azerbaijan, suggesting he wanted a ‘new challenge’ after seven years in England.
During his time at Chelsea, Hazard helped the club win two Europa League titles, two Premier League titles and a League Cup.
“I think it’s a goodbye but in football you never know,” Hazard told BT Sport. “We will decide in a few days – the only target in my mind was to win this final. Maybe now it is the time for a new challenge.
“My dream was to play in the Premier League and I have done that for one of the biggest clubs.”

Aubameyang’s future at Arsenal has come under scrutiny after his social media activity 

Meanwhile Arsenal themselves could be embroiled in a transfer tussle with Aubameyang this summer.
The striker ‘deleted’ the club from his Instagram profile, leaving plenty of fans worried about his future in north London.

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