Eden Hazard has dropped a retirement hint

Eden Hazard is set to make his 100th cap for Belgium on Sunday and the Chelsea star has admitted that he will be happy to step aside if younger players come along. Hazard said: "I don't set a goal. I have always said that I wanted to play as long as my body doesn't say stop. "It will also be related to the new generation. If I see that there is a player in my place, I'll let him play. "I hope it happens, that's what makes football: the oldest stop, the youngest ones push on. "When I arrived, I probably pushed people [out]. Today, I'm still young, and I think that Courtois will beat the record, especially if he's playing until the age of 38. "I don't know, maybe he'll do it, be a [Gianluigi] Buffon, play until he's 40. I will try to continue as long as Thibaut continues." The match on Sunday will be against Cyprus at The Pancyprian Gymnastic Association Stadium.

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