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Former Chelsea striker Loic Remy had a forgettable spell at the club (2014-17), but he collected a few fond memories from his time there, particularly an interaction with Eden Hazard. The Belgian superstar managed to dazzle the Frenchman in their time together at Stamford Bridge, proving himself as 'the boss' after proclaiming the same.
Remy ended up at Chelsea as a back-up option for Spanish striker Diego Costa in the 2014-15 season. The centre-forward spent three underwhelming years at the club, registering 12 goals and three assists in 47 games. However, he played alongside Hazard, Didier Drogba, Willian, John Terry, Petr Cech, and Cesc Fabregas.
Loic Remy recently spoke about his experience of playing with Hazard, whom he described as 'lazy' because of how he trained. Speaking to Ladbrokes about an instance at the start of his Chelsea career, Remy said he decided to straighten up the Belgian, only to be told off and proved wrong.
