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EPL: We need to give them time – Hazard singles out two Chelsea players

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Former Chelsea star, Eden Hazard, has singled out two of the Blues’ players ahead of their Premier League clash with Brentford on Friday.

Speaking to Sky Sports, Hazard insisted that Chelsea’s fans need to give João Pedro and Morgan Rogers time to perform at the highest level for the Blues.

According to him, Rogers is a new signing, while Pedro is no longer young.

“We need to give them time. Morgan Rogers is a new signing, and João Pedro is no longer young, but he still has excellent quality,” Hazard said.

“As I said before, I want to see them enjoy the game and keep scoring goals. As Chelsea fans, we expect the team to win trophies.”

Chelsea will face Brentford in their next Premier League clash on Friday.

EPL: We need to give them time – Hazard singles out two Chelsea players

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