Eden Hazard says that he still needs to improve by the boss of Chelsea, Maurizio Sarri

Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri revealed that he did not think of star player Eden Hazard as a leader.

Angry Sarri made headlines after Saturday's Premier League defeat to Arsenal, after addressing the media in his native Italian, claiming that his players were "very hard to motivate".

The Chelsea boss then clarified that he felt that the problems affecting the Blues were for the moment more mental than tactical and he alluded to the fact that the club had not managed to replace senior players such as Petr Cech, John Terry and Frank Lampard recently. years.

Sarri returned to this topic on Wednesday and, although he has checked the name of Cesar Azpilicueta and David Luiz as likely players to play a leadership role for the club, he still does not feel at home. comfortable with the required characteristics.

"It's more of an individual player than a leader," Sarri said. "It's very important to us, of course, because he's an excellent player. He can win a match in two minutes, sometimes a minute.

"He is one of the best in the world, but for the moment, he's not a leader."

Hazard has been badociated with a move to Real Madrid, but if the Belgian striker did not hide that Bernabeu is an attractive destination, Sarri does not think he has made a decision about his future.

"No, no news, I know very well that he's talking to the club, but I do not know anything else yet," Sarri said.

"I think that he has not decided yet whether he wants to stay here or whether he wants a new experience in another club." I do not know exactly the situation, but I think that Eden, for the moment, does not know the final choice. "