
Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera has branded Chelsea winger Eden Hazard as the best player in the Premier League ahead of the two sides’ FA Cup final clash.
However, Herrera still believes that no player holds a candle to the Belgian ace, despite the sheer brilliance of Mohamed Salah and Kevin De Bruyne this season.

Both players were frontrunners for the PFA Players’ Player of the Year accolade, which Salah ultimately claimed for his spectacular tally of 32 Premier League goals, though De Bruyne did orchestrate City’s emphatic domestic double, with his incredible 16 assists.
But Herrera has nonetheless highlighted the Belgian as the ultimate threat when his United side face the Blues in the FA Cup final this weekend.
“For me, Hazard is the best player in the league,” he told The Big Interview with Graham Hunter.
“In my opinion he’s the best player in the league, I’ve said that since my first day here.”
He continued: “For me, David is the best [goalkeeper] by far. I think he has something that comes from god. God chose him in the goal and god chose [Lionel] Messi on the pitch.
“You can train when he receives the ball from the left defender and he passes the ball to Antonio Valencia pefect.
“Is Hazard the best player in the league?”
You could certainly have made a case for Hazard in the seasons gone by, but given the exploits of both De Bruyne and Salah this campaign, it could be difficult to place the Belgian magician above them.
Hazard also placed fourth in making the most key passes in the league with 84, which was 22 less than De Bruyne (106), but 22 more than Salah (62).
Chelsea take on Man United at Wembley in the FA Cup final on 19 May.

