As it stands, the future of Eden Hazard at Chelsea remains very much unknown and his exiting the Blues to wherever he might be going will be a very big blow.
Chelsea has a transfer ban that was implemented on them and despite fighting for it to be lifted, they are yet to reach that dream which is the reason why they don’t want to lose Hazard but Real Madrid is exerting more pressure.
The coming of Argentine Higuain has been fruitful o far and the manager is optimistic if he is kept, he would be of great help to the blues.
Chelsea head coach Maurizio Sarri says the club can do “very well next season” if Gonzalo Higuain stays at Stamford Bridge
The Argentina international was on target in Chelsea’s 3-0 win against Watford on Sunday.
It was his fifth goal in 13 Premier League appearances since joining on loan until the end of the season from Italian side Juventus in January.
“If he’s staying then we can do very well in the next season” said Sarri.
Chelsea has the option to buy Higuain for 36m euros (£31.3m), or to extend his loan deal until June 2020 for 18m euros (£15.6m).
Higuain has scored 242 goals in 430 career league appearances so far, taking in spells at River Plate, Real Madrid, Juventus, Napoli and AC Milan.
Sarri says the striker has found it hard to adapt to the more physical nature of English football but is confident he will be a success at Chelsea if the club decides to make his move permanent.
“I don’t know about Gonzalo Higuain’s future, you have to ask the club. But for a striker it is not easy to play here, when you’re used to playing in Spain and Italy,” said Sarri.
“It’s not easy to adapt to this competition because it’s different physically.”