Eden Hazard: Chelsea Move Would Be Best for Star

After all the commotion regarding the French club Lille star Eden Hazard, we will have to wait a little longer until he announces his decision.

According to Daily Mirror journalist Darren Lewis, the 21-year-old star has yet to decide what club he will join next season.

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After all that! Hazard says he still hasn't decided yet. Ridiculous.

— Darren Lewis (@MirrorDarren) May 20, 2012"

Hazard, who has ridiculous scoring talent and is constantly heralded for his creative ability, speed and explosiveness, is known to change the game at the drop of a hat. He's made his name on his wherewithal to take the ball down the sideline and feed it into his teammates or power the ball into the back of the net.

He's drawn interest from Manchester United, Manchester City, Arsenal and Chelsea. He's also claimed that he will "definitely" be wearing blue next season. But will it be the light blue of Manchester City or the dark blue of Chelsea?

Hazard said this following a hat trick in his final game for Lille:

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"My agent has met with Manchester, and with Chelsea, they both give good offers, and are both great clubs," he said on Sunday night.

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If Chelsea wants back-to-back Champions League titles, they'd be wise to sign the young star. Didier Drogba isn't getting any younger. Neither is Frank Lampard. Fernando Torres is reportedly questioning his future with the Blues after starting the Champions League final on the bench.

The Blues are losing their star power and they could soon go from the top of the world to the bottom of the Champions League. That is, unless they put out the cash to sign the electrifying Hazard, which they are apparently willing to do.

He's only 21, meaning that he's going to be around for a long time. He has the ability to play forward, as he did for Lille, meaning that he'll be able to fill Drogba's role once the Ivorian legend's abilities begin to leave him.

Can you imagine the wonders this signing would do for Chelsea's public relations? The winner of the Champions League bringing in a star-caliber player who can have an immediate impact would headline the football stories for months.

As for Hazard, it would be in his best interest to join Chelsea.

He could build his own brand, endear himself in the heart of all Chelsea fans and immediately be in line to win a Champions League title. At such a young age, he could easily become one of the best players to ever wear a Chelsea uniform.

This Torres riff may not be so bad for Chelsea after all, as Hazard is capable of playing forward, albeit with minimal experience. One of the issues Hazard has with City is that he doesn't know how much first-team play he will be seeing, something that Chelsea could easily guarantee.

If Hazard does not choose Chelsea, both he and the Blues could look back on this in anger and regret for the significant future.