Chelsea manager Mauricio Sari has ruled out the fate of Eden Hazard after news and comments about the Belgian club's joining Real Madrid.
Sari confirmed that Hazard would continue with the team, in comments to the Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport.
"Hazard will stay here, he has said good words about me, and I did not expect that," he said.
"I do not think Hazard knows how much he can develop, he's certainly one of the best three or four players in the world," said Sari.
The Belgian captain has expressed his desire to move to Real Madrid in the past few weeks and is the team that has dreamed of playing for him since he was young.
During the summer transfer market, Real Madrid signed with the Blues star, but the latter categorically refused.
Hazard has been the top scorer for the season so far, scoring seven goals in eight games in the strongest domestic competition, beating his nearest rivals by two goals.
Chelsea are second in the Premier League with 20 points, beating third-placed Liverpool on goal difference.
