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Replace Eden Hazard, Chelsea Eyeing Philippe Coutinho


SoccerArenaTrends - Premier League club, Chelsea seems to have begun preparing for the departure of Eden Hazard. The team nicknamed the Blues are planning to replace the playmaker with Barcelona player Philipe Coutinho in the summer.

Since the beginning of last season, Chelsea have been plagued by rumors of the move to Eden Hazard. Their flagship playmaker is rumored to want to change clubs after about seven years defending the West London team.

Hazard himself was rumored to be actively negotiating with Real Madrid. He is believed to be the official Los Blancos player in the next few weeks.

Reported by Cadena SER, Chelsea seems to be ready to lose Hazard in the summer. They are rumored to be trying to replace the player with Philippe Coutinho.

Check out the Chelsea transfer manager for Coutinho below.

Big opportunities

Chelsea themselves are rumored to be interested in bringing Coutinho because the player is called to be sold by Barcelona in the summer.

The Brazilian playmaker was judged to be a flop purchase after he had difficulty issuing his best abilities in Catalunya. For that Barcelona began to schedule to sell it in the summer.

Coutinho himself is known as one of the best playmakers in England when he strengthens Liverpool, and Chelsea believe Coutinho can be a perfect substitute for Hazard's departure.

Waiting for Judge's Decision

But the same report claims that Chelsea still can't move to get Coutinho. Because they are still awaiting the results of their appeal in the Sports Arbitration Court.

As is well known, Chelsea was sentenced to two embargo transfers by FIFA after being charged with illegally recruiting young players. They have appealed to FIFA, but the appeal was rejected.

As a final step, they appealed to the court of Sports Arbitration. If their appeal is accepted, they can only buy Coutinho in the summer.

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