Eden Hazard insists that he is not thinking about his future at Chelsea after scoring the winning penalty to send the Blues through to the final of the competition.
The Belgian forward netted the decisive spot kick in the Europa League semi-final against Eintracht Frankfurt, after Kepa Arrizabalaga had saved two penalties from the German side in the shootout.
Hazard's successful penalty gave Chelsea a 4-3 win in the shootout to seal their place in the Europa League final in Baku, where they will take on London rivals Arsenal.
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But some Chelsea fans fear that could be Hazard's final kick of a ball at Stamford Bridge in a Chelsea shirt, amid continued speculation over the Belgian's future with interest from Real Madrid.
In an interview after the game to BT Sport, Hazard was asked if that could be the case, with the 28-year-old offering this in response.
"I don't think that. I am only thinking to try and win something for this club, with this squad," he said.
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"If it is my last game, I will try to do everything. If it is not, we will see, but in my mind I am just thinking to win games, and that is it.
"It was not easy [against Frankfurt]. In the end we won on penalties and we will go to Baku to try and win the trophy."
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