Eden Hazard performed brilliantly in his 2014/2015 campaign with the club, as he claimed three Player of the Year awards. However, he endured a disappointing follow-up term with Chelsea, failing to reach his peak.
The Belgium international only found the net four times last season, as fans turned on the player for his miserable style of play.
Despite his poor numbers in the 2015/2016 term, Hazard is determined to find his best form and help his lads lift the Premier League title this year.
Speaking at a general press conference, the 25-year-old said:
"I want to be the best, like I was two years ago.
"We've got to show to everyone we're Chelsea; we're big players, a big team and we didn't finish in a good place last season. No we want to do better and win the Premier League."
The footballer also insisted he is happy in England and will not consider any possible moves.
"I said after a season like that, I wanted to stay because I didn't want to finish like this.
"If I must leave Chelsea one day, I hope I can finish well here and be a champion again. I played a very bad season. It's easy to say now I was tired. Even when I'm not at the maximum level I want to play well.
"It's not easy to play with a small injury in England as the game is very difficult. But this season I'm ready."
