Hazard worth '£100m each leg' - Mourinho
Eden Hazard's value is "£100m each leg", according to Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho.

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has told Real Madrid only £200m and one of their best three players would get them Eden Hazard.
Hazard, 24, has helped Chelsea to within touching distance of the Premier League title - sitting nine points clear at the top ahead of Sunday's trip to Arsenal.
The Belgium international has been linked with a move to La Liga giants Real, but that is no chance of happening if Mourinho is to be believed.
"£100m each leg - he's very young," the Portuguese tactician said.
"Plus one of their [Real's] three best players."
Mourinho played down the speculation, saying he believes his former club would call him if they were interested in Hazard.
"If they want him I think I would be the first one to know because my relationship with the president and with the CEO doesn't give space for something to happen behind me," he said.
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"I trust them completely. If they want him, they get on the telephone and they call me to tell me they want him.
"It's the way I feel about president [Florentino] Perez and [Real director general Jose Angel] Sanchez."
Hazard has been shortlisted for the PFA Player of the Year Award after a standout campaign.
But Mourinho said the star attacking midfielder had retained his modesty.
"He knows that he's a special player for us and that we need him in many occasions to be decisive for us, but he's such a normal boy that he doesn't belong to that glamour," he said.
"He wants to be a special player and a normal person. He's a fantastic boy, a golden boy.
"He doesn't cheat. He doesn't dive. Nothing. So I think, even for opponents, he's a fantastic kid."

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