Eden Hazard has already made his feelings very clear about returning to Chelsea

 Eden Hazard has already made 

it clear that going back to Chelsea

 is 'out of the question' as he 

has been linked with a return 

to Stamford Bridge once again.

The Belgium winger's future at Real

 Madrid is up in the air after an injury-hit 

two seasons in La Liga where he has 

failed to reach the heights he hit in the

 Premier League with the Blues.

Naturally, a reunion with his former 

employers has been speculated after

 seven brilliant years at Chelsea with 

two league titles to his name.

And those rumours have resurfaced 

this week as AS report that Hazard has

 been offered to Thomas Tuchel's men 

as Madrid look to offload the 30-year-old 

this summer.

It's claimed that any potential move 

is a long shot, however, as the Spanish

 giants would need to recoup at least 

£51million to avoid making a loss 

following Hazard's £89m transfer two 

seasons ago.

It's not just the forward's price that 

is a major stumbling block though 

as a return to Chelsea doesn't seem 

to interest Hazard in the slightest.

He plans to fight for his place at 

Madrid and 'prove' himself after a 

difficult start to life in Spain's capital.

He said on May 26: "I still have 

a three-year contract with Real Madrid, 

so going back to England is out of the

 question. Everyone knows that 

my first two years were not good, so 

first I want to prove myself at Real 

Madrid. I will do everything to 

do that.

"I certainly don’t see myself leaving

 Madrid, given the contract situation.

I know myself and I know when I’m 

in shape. If that’s the case, I can give 

it my all for Real next season. That’s 

my plan."

Hazard has also said he is looking

 forward to working with his new 

boss Carlo Ancelotti.

He said at Euro 2020: "Everyone 

at Real Madrid knows what Ancelotti

 has brought to the club.

"He won the Champions League with 

this group and he knows a lot of 

the players.

"We know that he is a coach with a 

lot of experience. He knows the city 

and the fans. I think we can do great

 things together.

"I don't know him personally, but from

 what I've heard of him he's a very nice 

person who just wants to win, and 

that's what we all want.

"We'll have the chance to work together.

 It's good news for me."