The 25-year-old attacking midfielder claims Belgium has much more to show in their UEFA Euro 2016 campaign. However, he confesses they are struggling to find the best way to link their midfield to attack.
Speaking at the pre-match press conference, the Chelsea forward said:
"We have the players who can vary it. But the art in the match is to find exactly the right way to catch your opponent out.
"If there is a lot of movement throughout the team, it makes it a lot easier to find openings and to make our movements.
"The engine of the team lies in midfield. Kevin De Bruyne and I can bring a little extra but the engine has to keep turning."
The Red Devils had a shocking start in this top-flight competition, as they lost 2-0 to Italy. Wilmots' side was heavily criticized following their defeat in their opening game, but hit back at critics with their strong 3-0 win over the Republic of Ireland.
"Despite the loss against Italy I was satisfied with my match and against Ireland, we had very good moments. Up to now I've been satisfied with my play," Hazard noted.
"I don't see myself as the star of the team. The team must shine on its own. Everyone has an important contribution to make."
Belgium's next challenge will be Zlatan's Sweden in their final Group E game. One point will be enough for the Belgians to progress to the knockout stage in France.
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