Saturday, November 30, 2024

Hazard brothers set for Chelsea reunion

Thorgan Hazard looks set to join his older brother Eden at Chelsea.

Lens sporting director Antoine Sibierski admitted on Thursday the Ligue 1 club are resigned to losing the under-19 Belgium international.

Eden Hazard completed his move to Stamford Bridge in June for a fee rumoured to be about 32 million pounds, and it appears that Thorgan has decided that his future also lies in London.

Lens sporting director, Antoine Sibierski said at first he had no intention of letting the leave, but he is willing to let the player leave to join the Champions League winners.

Sibierski told the official club website: “It should be official tomorrow. (When I arrived) there was no intention of letting him go and I met him very quickly after my arrival to show my confidence in him.

“He still had one year left and it was proposed he extended it but he told me eye to eye that did not interest him and he wanted to leave Lens.

“I realised 48 hours later why, when I learned Chelsea wanted him. I understand.”

Lens coach Jean-Louis Garcia stated: “He is a boy of 19, his elder brother signs for Chelsea and he is urged to do so by the same club, who won the Champions League.

“Congratulations to Thorgan. Unfortunately we cannot go against such an opportunity. Good luck to him.”

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