Hazard Reflects on Mourinho's Tenure at Chelsea
Eden Hazard, the former Chelsea attacking midfielder, candidly discussed his experiences during his tenure at the club from 2013 to 2015 under manager José Mourinho. In an interview with The Guardian, Hazard recounted a notable incident during Mourinho's first year when he lost his passport while traveling to Lille for a match.
This mishap resulted in him being unable to return to England, causing him to miss a training session scheduled for around 2 PM. Hazard described this as a "really bad moment," particularly as it occurred just a week before Mourinho removed him from the team, which led to a confrontation where Mourinho expressed that it was Hazard's fault.
Despite these challenges, Hazard mentioned that upon returning to the pitch the following weekend, things improved.
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