Eden Hazard has admitted he would consider an offer from Champions League winners Real Madrid as the forward revealed Chelsea have not yet handed him a new deal.
Hazard has three more years left on his current £200,000-per-week contract with the Premier League champions, but Chelsea are believed to be willing to give the Belgium international a new deal worth £300,000-a-week as they ward off interest from Real Madrid.
The Spanish giants won their third Champions League crown in as many years on Saturday and, although Hazard admitted he would consider an approach from Zinedine Zidane's side, he suggested concerns over a potential lack of regular football at the Santiago Bernabeu could see him stay at Chelsea for the foreseeable future.
When asked in a press conference on Sunday ahead of Belgium's game against the Czech Republic whether he would consider leaving Chelsea, Hazard said: "In football you never know, but at the moment it's not something that's on my mind.
"I'm a Chelsea players. I still have a contract for three years. We'll see.
"They (Chelsea) haven't offered me anything yet, but it could happen. We'll see after my holidays. The last few years everyone was talking about PSG, this year it's about Real Madrid and next year it'll be another club."
When then pushed further for an answer as to whether he'd consider an offer from Real, Hazard replied: "Of course I'll listen. We all have dreams.
"It could be Spain, it could be staying with Chelsea. I'm good where I am now. I think I can stay at Chelsea for many years. But it's not something I'm thinking about right now.
"If I would ever join Real Madrid, I could end up on the bench too. I just want the best solution for myself."
