Chelsea don't need Eden Hazard 100% against Arsenal - Former midfielder

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Danny Murphy doesn't trust that Chelsea need to surge Eden Hazard back to activity against Arsenal

Chelsea don't have to surge Eden Hazard over into their beginning line-up against Arsenal on Sunday, as indicated by Danny Murphy.

The Belgian playmaker has been working his way back to full wellness for the west London side subsequent to missing the begin of the crusade with a lower leg issue.

The 26-year-old experienced surgery toward the begin of the late spring in the wake of torment the damage while on worldwide obligation with Belgium.

Chelsea star Eden has as of late shown up of the season for Chelsea from the substitutes' seat and he could be included from the begin for Sunday's confrontation with Arsenal at Stamford Bridge.

Be that as it may, previous midfielder Murphy feels that Conte is under no strain to surge Hazard back to activity on the grounds that Willian and Pedro Rodriguez have both been performing so well lately.

 

Chelsea superstar Eden Hazard and Antonio Conte during Premier League against Burnley 

Murphy told the journalist an hour ago - "I don't think Chelsea need to surge Eden Hazard back.

"They have two unimaginable players in Willian and Pedro who are playing great and they are winning amusements without him.

"That says a considerable measure in regards to Antonio Conte, ensuring every one of the players know their occupation when they come in.

"At the point when Hazard is grinding away, there is no uncertainty he improves Chelsea a group – however they needn't bother with him to beat Arsenal."

Eden was a key player for Chelsea last season as he helped the west London club win the Premier League title in Antonio Conte's first crusade in control at Stamford Bridge.

The Blues, be that as it may, passed up a great opportunity for a local twofold last term when they were beaten by Arsenal in the FA Cup last at Wembley back in May.