Eden Hazard denies having signed a five-year contract with Chelsea for Real Madrid | Football News

Chelsea's Eden Hazard has denied reports that he has signed a lucrative five-year deal with the Spanish club Real Madrid.

Hazard's contract with Chelsea comes to an end after next season and reports were released this week, stating that he had agreed to join Real, after speaking directly with their coach Zinedine Zidane.

Hazard is currently on an international mission with Belgium and, interviewed on Saturday on the Real link, he smiled and said: "There is nothing in the reports.

"I am only focused on tomorrow's game against Cyprus.

"That's all I'm thinking about."

Sky Sports News understands that Chelsea rejected an offer of around £ 60m for Hazard earlier this month.

The Belgian has so far refused the offers of a new contract in Chelsea – but with the specter of a transfer ban hanging over the London club, they may be reluctant to sell their badets.

If they fail to sign Hazard, Real plans to move to Felipe Anderson, West Ham.

Hazard was in good form for Belgium on Thursday night, scoring two goals as she started qualifying for Euro 2020 beating Russia 3-1.