Eden Hazard admits he hasn't been happy with his recent form, but insists his only concern is helping Chelsea win games rather than achieving personal accolades.
Hazard has scored 11 Premier League goals and registered three assists for struggling champions Chelsea this season, with the Belgian's form having dipped in recent weeks in line with the Blues' own poor run of results.
The 27-year-old has not scored nor created a goal in his eight appearances in all competitions, with his last goals coming against rock-bottom West Brom on 12 February.
But Hazard says he isn't bothered by his individual statistics because he is only concerned with helping Chelsea win games as part of a collective.
When asked if he likes stats, Hazard told Sky Sports: "No.
"For the last two months, no (I have not been happy with my form). Because the results are not good. I don't play football just for me, I play for the team. If I play good, but we are not winning, I am not happy. That's it.
"It's better for me to play very bad and at the end of the game we win 1-0. I don't like stats, I play for a long time, so I am on the pitch to enjoy.
"If I can score, I score. If I can assist, I assist. But I just want to be happy on the pitch, and when you are winning you are happy, and when you are not winning you are not happy."
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