One Premier League star at Chelsea was not very hardworking during my three years there.

When thinking of his time at Chelsea, Loic Remy can't help but remember one player in particular who left a lasting impression on him - Eden Hazard. The French striker spent three years at Stamford Bridge, sharing the dressing room with some of the club's most beloved players like Petr Cech, John Terry, and Didier Drogba. However, it was Hazard who stood out to Remy the most.

During his time at Chelsea, Remy witnessed Hazard's incredible talent and skill firsthand. Despite often taking it easy in training, the Belgian forward always delivered exceptional performances on the pitch. Remy recalls how he was amazed by Hazard's speed and strength, making it seem like he was playing against children. It was clear that Hazard was in a league of his own.

Remy's first game for Chelsea was an eye-opening experience. He remembers being on the bench, taking in the atmosphere and feeling proud to be a part of such a prestigious team. When he finally got to play, he scored his first goal thanks to an assist from Hazard. Remy couldn't believe it - he had scored in his first game for Chelsea, a moment he would never forget.

After the game, Hazard came up to Remy and playfully reminded him of their conversation in training. He had confidently told Remy that he would show him who was the boss, and he did just that. Remy couldn't help but admire Hazard's confidence and skill. It was clear that he was the true leader of the team.

Hazard's time at Chelsea was nothing short of remarkable. He won multiple trophies, including the Premier League and League Cup double in 2014-15, and was named Chelsea Player of the Year a record four times. He was also nominated for the Premier League's Hall of Fame, solidifying his status as one of the most talented players of his generation.

Looking back, Remy is grateful for the opportunity to have played with such a talented and inspiring player like Hazard. He remembers how he had to remind himself that he deserved to be on the same team as legends like John Terry and Didier Drogba. But it was Hazard who truly left a lasting impression on him, both on and off the pitch. He was a true boss and a true champion for Chelsea.

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