Celebration at Stamford Bridge as Eden Hazard Passes Chelsea Medical, Sign 3years Deal With Chelsea

Breaking news: Chelsea fans are happy now ,as the player they wanted to sign just signed a 3 years contract after arriving Stamford bridge, and ready for medical

Chelsea fans on social media were almost unanimous in their desire to sign Newcastle United’s trickster Alan Saint-Maximin.

According to Calciomercato, Liverpool and Everton have joined the Blues as Premier League clubs interested in signing Saint-Maximin.

The opulent Frenchman moved to Tyneside from Nice two years ago for £16.5 million (BBC).

Allan Saint-Maximin, Newcastle United’s New Signing (Photo by Serena Taylor/Newcastle United via Getty Images)

He’s quickly established himself as one of the division’s best and most entertaining performers

Chelsea are reportedly “not an option” for Eden Hazard as he looks to stay at Real Madrid until the summer.

The Belgian winger has been linked with a return to the Premier League in the current window as his well-documented struggles at the Bernabeu continue.

Hazard has endured an injury-plagued time in Spain and has not been able to rediscover the form he showed at Stamford Bridge.

Naturally, a reunion with the Blues has been touted with Newcastle also interested in the 31-year-old under the new Saudi-led ownership.

It was claimed that Roman Abramovich was the driving force behind Chelsea’s interest as the Russian owner was keen to reunite with the former Lille man, according to El Nacional.

Spanish publication Nacional claims that the Magpies made a £33m offer plus another £8.3m in ‘variables’ to attempt to bring Hazard back to England.

The offer from Eddie Howe’s men ‘met the expectations’ of Real Madrid president Florentino Perez, who accepted their offer, but Hazard knocked it back

Hazard prefers to weigh up his options in the summer because he doesn’t have too many ‘proposals’ on the table this month with his high salary proving to be a stumbling block.

During the summer, Hazard was adamant he was going to fight for his place under Carlo Ancelotti and going back to England was “out of the question.”

He said on May 26: “I still have a three-year contract with Real Madrid, so going back to England is out of the question. Everyone knows that my first two years were not good, so first I want to prove myself at Real Madrid. I will do everything to do that.

“I certainly don’t see myself leaving Madrid, given the contract situation.

“I know myself and I know when I’m in shape. If that’s the case, I can give it my all for Real next season. That’s my plan.”

Hazard was also looking forward to working with his new boss Ancelotti who joined the club after leaving Everton.