Hazard named PFA player of the year.

Chelsea midfielder Eden Hazard has been named the PFA Player of the Year.
Hazard, 24 and last season’s Young Player of the Year, has scored
18 goals in 47 games for the Blues this season, inspiring the
current league leaders to the brink of a first Premier League title
since 2010.
Having impressed at the World Cup with Belgium, Hazard started the season strongly and then scored four vital goals in a bullish run of form through December.
More recently he has scored five goals in eight games, including
the winner in a thrilling 1-0 victory over Manchester United on April 18.
Hazard was rewarded for his sterling performances with the top
individual award of the night at the PFA's awards ceremony at the Grosvenor Hotel in London.
He said: "I'm very happy. One day I want to be the best and what I did this season is play very well, Chelsea played very well.
"I don't know if I deserve to win but it is good for me. It is good, it
is better to be voted by the players - they know everything about
football. This is good. I'm very happy.
"We are almost champions, maybe this is the key. Last season we
finished third and this season we have an opportunity to win the
league. This has changed from last season.
"I continue like I did last season - I try to be the same. I try to
score more goals than last season. Personally I have played a
good season, I have been there in the big games and I scored a lot
of important goals, this is why I'm better this season.
"I started the season not to be the PFA Player of the Year but it
was in my head - I want to be the best and I hope one day I can
win a lot of trophies.
"I just want to say thank you to the players who voted for me - it is always good to have an individual trophy but the most important thing is to win the league.
"I hope I can win a lot of trophies again - the most important is to
win the league, without my team-mates I would not be here.
"Jose (Mourinho) lets me play, we talk sometimes together and
when I'm on the pitch I know what I have to do, this is most
important."

Source:Skysports.