New Chelsea manager Frank Lampard said he has conviction that the youthful players in his squad can proceed to imitate Eden Hazard at the club.
The winger left the Blues for Real Madrid following seven years at Stamford Bridge in which he built up himself as a standout amongst the best players in the Premier League.
Lampard conceded Hazard will be difficult to supplant, yet repeated his craving to improve the youthful players at Chelsea with the goal that one day they may achieve a similar level as the Belgian.
Lampard stated: "He (Hazard) left on an awesome note as a Chelsea fan and somebody who played with him and viewed from a far distance he gave this club such incredible occasions separately in his information. We were appreciative he was here."It's not one to harp on. He's gone. We wish him well. He's an incredible player. It's significant now what we do and how we take the club forward.
"You glance around at what you do have and what we have is now a solid squad and youthful players at a great age."Some as of now are colossal players and some that can show signs of improvement. An aspect of my responsibilities currently will be to get that out of them and build up the incredible youthful players we have here."Lampard is as of now acquainted with a portion of the adolescents at Stamford Bridge, having instructed Mason Mount and Fikayo Tomori during their credit spells at Derby County last season, however Lampard demanded there will be no partiality appeared towards them.'They were extraordinary for me a year ago them two I valued that they were crucial in the group,' he included.
"They returned with an extremely fresh start as does everybody to demonstrate in pre-season that they get an opportunity to be in the squad going ahead."
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